Ishaq Dar Condemns India's Unilateral Move on Indus Waters Treaty
Most outlets led with Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar’s statement that India cannot disregard its international obligations, particularly regarding the Indus Waters Treaty. The framing was largely consistent, with both excerpts emphasizing Dar’s criticism of New Delhi’s unilateral action. Dawn added context about Dar’s argument that India cannot set aside international obligations when inconvenient, while Pakistan Observer used slightly more direct language in its headline.
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India Cannot Unilaterally Suspend Indus Waters Treaty, Dar Says
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar on Wednesday said India could not disregard its international obligations when they…
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India cannot ‘set aside’ international obligations when inconvenient, says Dar on New Delhi’s unilateral move against IWT
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar said on Wednesday that India could not set aside its international obligations when they became inconvenient, stressing that the status of the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) had been reaffirmed by a court of arbitration. India unilaterally suspended the accord in April last year — a move that was followed by a brief military conflict between the t...
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