ISLAMABAD September 10, 2026: Bahria University Law School, with the assistance of the Bahria University Law Moot Society, hosted a comprehensive academic Table Talk examining the […]
Historic Arbitration Ruling Upholds Pakistan’s Water Rights in Landmark Indus Waters Treaty Case
In a landmark decision that can bring a breakthrough to South Asian water diplomacy, an international arbitration tribunal has categorically denied India its demand to suspend […]
Revisiting the Indus Waters Treaty: Does India have the legal right to walk away?
After the partition of the subcontinent in 1947, water sharing became a pivotal concern between the two newly formed nations—India and Pakistan. This was largely due […]
Fractured Restraint: The Latest India–Pakistan Standoff
May 2025 saw South Asia experience one of its worst military crises in recent years. Between May 7 and May 10, the two nuclear-armed nations engaged […]
Applicability of Indus Waters Treaty and Regulation of Transboundary Groundwater in the Indus Basin
Introduction The Indus Basin is co-shared by Afghanistan, China, India and Pakistan. However, the Basin is mainly governed by the Indus Water Treaty (IWT) executed by […]
Threatening Water Crisis
Threatening Water Crisis The Foreign Minister of Pakistan, Khawaja Muhammad Asif, has alleged that India has not been fulfilling its commitments regarding the Indus Waters Treaty, urging […]