Hague ruling keeps Indus Waters Treaty in force as India rejects findings
The Permanent Court of Arbitration ruled that the Indus Waters Treaty remains fully in force and India must comply, rejecting New Delhi’s argument to suspend the pact; India condemned the verdict and did not participate in hearings, while Pakistan hailed a legal win and signaled possible countermeasures, though there is no automatic enforcement and practical compliance will depend on diplomacy and data-sharing restoration.
