The geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan have escalated with allegations of 'water weaponization' by India, as reported by Pakistan Today. Experts in Lahore have warned that any attempt by India to curtail Pakistan's share of water from the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) would be considered an 'act of war.' Dr. Ibrahim Mughal, President of Agri Forum Pakistan, emphasized that the treaty cannot be placed in 'abeyance' and that Pakistan retains the right to respond to any violations. The article highlights the potential for regional instability and threats to food security, particularly concerning the Chenab River, urging the World Bank to intervene as the IWT guarantor. The sentiment expressed in the article is predominantly negative, reflecting concerns over regional peace and stability.
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Experts Warn of Regional Instability from India's Water Actions

India-Pakistan tensions rise over 'water weaponization' claims. Experts warn India's IWT violations could be 'acts of war,' risking regional stability and food security. World Bank urged to act.
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