India must uphold water-sharing treaty with Pakistan, international court says
📍 Where it landed
The Hague tribunal ordered India to uphold the Indus Waters Treaty and suspend work on its Kashmir dam, a decision Pakistan hailed as a win. India rejected the ruling, citing lack of jurisdiction and calling the award illegal.
No further developments have emerged, leaving the dispute unresolved in the coverage.
Epilogue added 51d ago, after coverage quieted.
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India must uphold water-sharing treaty with Pakistan, international court says Reuters · 68d ago broke it first
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