The Permanent Court of Arbitration says the treaty remains binding. But India has rejected the findings.
Pakistan wins Indus waters battle at The Hague, but India threat remains
The Permanent Court of Arbitration says the treaty remains binding. But India has rejected the findings.
Originally reported by Al Jazeera
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