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Why India and Pakistan Are Fighting Over This River
Source: Bloomberg
Geopolitics & WarESG & Climate PolicyNatural Disasters & Weather
India–Pakistan’s 65-year Indus River water-sharing treaty is currently in limbo as the dispute continues between two highly water-stressed neighbors. While the piece is framed as an explanation of why the disagreement matters, it does not cite immediate policy resolutions or quantified economic impacts.
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