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Winning the Indus lawfare
The Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) between India and Pakistan has withstood political tensions and conflicts, highlighting the principle of honoring international agreements. The dispute now involves 'lawfare,' where legal arguments are strategically used to shape global perceptions alongside diplomatic and media efforts. The article emphasizes that treaty obligations must endure beyond periods of friendship to maintain international legal order.
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