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BusinessBloomberg·Sep 3, 2026·1 min read

Why India and Pakistan Are Fighting Over This River

A 65-year-old treaty governing how India and Pakistan share the Indus River is in limbo. Azman Usmani explains why the dispute matters for two water-stressed neighbors. (Source: Bloomberg)

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