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Water In South Asia – Affecting The Balance of Power

Courtesy of Hydro-Logic, an excellent analysis of how transboundary water issues are one of the top three concerns affecting the balance of power in the region that is dominated by China, India, and Pakistan. As the article notes: “…water and energy are inextricably linked, in a ”nexus” which I shall address in a future post, […]

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Indian-Pakistani Water Tensions

As we have discussed in this forum before, there are significant water-related tensions between Pakistan and India.  At the heart of Pakistan’s crisis is the Indus River which, already so badly overused that its water rarely reaches its now dried-up delta, also faces an alarming loss of up to a third of its flow by […]

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Pakistan’s Domestic and International Water Disputes

Via Circle of Blue, a report on disputes over water between Pakistan’s Punjab and Sindh provinces over water flows, as well as, a farmers’ union desires to have the Pakistani government address India’s dam building which some see as “water terrorism”. As the article notes: Pakistan’s Indus River System Authority will discuss the Sindh province’s […]

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India Spars with Pakistan, China over Water

Via The Asia Sentinel, an interesting article on conflicts – present and future – over water in the Indus River basin.  As the report notes: “…A water war looms in the Indus River basin Kashmir has for decades been a bone of contention between India and Pakistan over which the two countries have fought wars. […]

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Pakistan & India: Increased Water Tension

Via Socyberty, a report on the water resource challenges facing Pakistan, and the increasing pressure these constraints are placing on the India-Pakistani relationship & the long-established Indus Water Treaty.  As the article notes: “…Pakistan water resources are distinctive and limited. During the last few years due to scanty rains in Balochistan, lower Punjab and Sindh […]

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India: Starting A Water Fight?

Via Newsweek, a report that India may be positioning itself to gain control over two Afghan rivers .  As the article notes: “…Washington has lately become concerned that Pakistan is dragging its feet in the fight against the Taliban because it sees the Islamists as a check on its archrival, India, whose influence in Afghanistan […]

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