Court says India must uphold Pakistan water treaty
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Mon, 31 August 2026
7 reports- DW Top Stories14:49first to report
An international tribunal has ordered India to "observe its obligations" under a water-treaty with Pakistan.
- South China Morning Post14:50
India must uphold a water-sharing treaty with Pakistan it suspended amid bilateral tensions and must limit work on a hydroelectric plant it is building in the Kashmir region, the Permanent Court of Arbitration in The Hague said on Monday. India in April last year suspended the treaty that ensures water supply to 80 per cent of Pakistani farms, after India identified as Pakistani two of three assailants in an attack that killed 26 people at a tourist destination in Kashmir that month....
- Al Jazeera English16:23
New Delhi says the Permanent Court of Arbitration has no jurisdiction over its sovereign choice.
- Channel News Asia16:42
A Hague tribunal orders India to curb work on two Kashmir hydropower projects, saying the Indus Waters Treaty stays fully in force.
- Le Monde (France)18:17
En mai 2025, New Delhi avait annoncé la suspension de sa participation à cet accord portant sur le partage des eaux, qui concerne, entre autres, le fleuve Indus, après avoir accusé le Pakistan d’avoir soutenu une attaque meurtrière contre des touristes dans la partie indienne du Cachemire, ce qu’Islamabad a démenti.
- Anadolu Agency (AA)20:26
- Permanent Court of Arbitration passes order on 'interim measures' concerning Ratle hydro-electric plant in Indian-administered Kashmir - New Delhi says its decision to 'hold the Indus Waters Treaty in abeyance remains in force'
- Times of India22:53
In a decisive move, India has dismissed an arbitration court's ruling related to the Indus Waters Treaty, asserting that the court lacks authority over sovereign matters. This echoes India's previous stance on a similar arbitration award. The Permanent Court of Arbitration urged India to respect its treaty obligations, but India firmly reaffirms that its suspension of treaty enforcement remains effective.
Tue, 1 September 2026
2 reports- trend.az06:39
BAKU, Azerbaijan, September 1. The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) has ruled that the Indus Waters Treaty remains in force and cannot be unilaterally suspended or terminated by either side. This…
- Al Jazeera English12:25
The Permanent Court of Arbitration says the treaty remains binding. But India has rejected the findings.
Wed, 2 September 2026
3 reports- Bloomberg Politics09:59
New Delhi is on the backfoot after an international tribunal ruling on Indus River resources.
- DW Top Stories13:40
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By rejecting an international arbitration panel's ruling, New Delhi has cast fresh doubt on the future of the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty.
- Times of India13:46
Thu, 3 September 2026
1 report- Al Jazeera English20:48
India has rejected a Hague-based arbitration court’s ruling that the Indus Waters Treaty remains in force.
Sun, 13 September 2026
2 reports- South China Morning Post05:00
For 65 years, even as India and Pakistan fought wars, severed diplomatic ties and traded nuclear threats, one agreement held: the Indus Waters Treaty, which governs the river system sustaining roughly 300 million people across the subcontinent. That was until April last year, when New Delhi suspended the pact in the aftermath of a deadly militant attack on tourists in Kashmir that it blamed on Islamabad. Now, an international tribunal has ruled that it should have done no such thing – handing...
- dunyanews.tv11:45
The Chinese newspaper described the ruling as a clear decision in Pakistan’s favour over India’s disputed move
Mon, 14 September 2026
1 report- Channel News Asia22:00
The Court of Arbitration says that the Indus Waters Treaty is still in force, but the big question is whether India will comply with the latest ruling, says Amit Ranjan from the NUS Institute of South Asian Studies.