Editorial: Squeezing the Tap
Water, code, and conflict have fast become hallmarks of Indian-Pakistani relations.
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The Last Drop?
India and Pakistan are feeling the squeeze—from climate, code, and collapsing trust. As old animosities harden and water becomes the newest weapon, a historic rivalry sharpens—no longer just regional, but shaped by the fault lines of global power.
Editorial: Squeezing the Tap
Water, code, and conflict have fast become hallmarks of Indian-Pakistani relations.
Anatomy of an Endless War
Gunfire in Kashmir has again pulled two nuclear-armed rivals to the brink of catastrophe.
Waters of Discord: The Indus Faultline
The Indus stands as a fault line between India and Pakistan, sharpening tensions over water scarcity.
The Thirst for Power
<!-- wp:paragraph --> <p>The world was alarmed when India abruptly suspended the Indus Waters Treaty with Pakistan in April 2025, …
The New Great Game
Pakistan’s $50 billion CPEC meets India’s Quad drills, turning South Asia into a great-power battleground.
Pakistan's Precarious Progress
Pakistan’s debt trap deepens; Uraan Pakistan aims for 6% GDP growth by 2028; can it break the curse of economic decline?
