The decades-old Indus Waters Treaty faces its gravest challenge as India suspends it, prompting Pakistan to warn of war.

More than 120 people – half of the them children – have died in the past three weeks. Is climate change to blame?

The United Nations (UN) has established a legal and regulatory framework to guide the management of shared water resources.

Agriculture is the lifeline of Pakistan’s economy. It contributes 18 percent% of the country’s GDP and absorbs 18percent of ...

Pakistan mango industry faces a major setback due to climate change and water shortages. Read more for details!

Karachi is expected to experience a severe water shortage of approximately 100 million gallons following a major power ...

Pakistan’s monsoon emergency deepened on Thursday as authorities declared disaster zones across parts of eastern Punjab ...

More than 42% of households in Peshawar depend on tap water for drinking. According to the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Health ...

It is estimated that more than 29 million acre feet of rainwater goes unused annually - enough to meet the drinking and ...

NEW DELHI – Amid mounting domestic pressure and a worsening water crisis, Pakistan has issued a series of urgent appeals to India, seeking the restoration of the Indus Waters Treaty which New ...

While other parts of Pakistan experience seasonal droughts, Umerkot’s crisis is more structural, shaped by climate change, underdeveloped water infrastructure, and prolonged political inattention.