An arbitration court has instructed India to continue upholding the Indus Waters Treaty, which governs the sharing of river resources with Pakistan. The ruling reinforces the agreement’s legal framework and could intensify scrutiny of India’s water projects and operating decisions. The treaty has remained a central element of relations between the neighboring countries, despite broader political and security disputes. Pakistan is likely to welcome the decision, while India’s response could influence future negotiations and regional water-management tensions in the region.
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