India’s Suspension of the Indus Waters Treaty and Its Practical Realities
- Blog, Human Security
- May 13, 2025
As the American and NATO troops withdraw from Afghanistan, there is an apprehension about the possibility of an influx of refugees in Pakistan. Historically, there has always been movement on the Pakistan-Afghanistan border however the most significant period of migration took place in 1979 after the Soveit-Afghan War. Currently, Pakistan hosts more than 1.4 million
READ MOREPakistan has been on the ‘increased monitoring’ list also known as the ‘grey list’ of the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog Financial Action Task Force since June 2018. Pakistan had hoped to get out of the grey list in June 2021 however the decision was not in Pakistan’s favour. Despite significant progress, Pakistan
READ MOREThe term ‘lawfare’ as first introduced by Colonel Charles Dunlap is the use of international law as an instrument to advance a state’s own interests. Orde Kittrie defines lawfare as the use of law as a weapon. It is interesting to note that lawfare doesn’t have a universal definition. Thus, lawfare is a clever play
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