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India Rejects Arbitration Court Ruling on Indus Waters Treaty as Unlawful

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India has formally dismissed a ruling by the Permanent Court of Arbitration concerning the Indus Waters Treaty, declaring the court has no jurisdiction over sovereign matters. The move mirrors India's earlier position on a comparable arbitration decision. The Permanent Court of Arbitration called on India to honor its obligations under the treaty. However, India has stood firm, maintaining that its suspension of the treaty's enforcement remains in effect.

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