Indus River

Death toll from boat capsize in northwest Pakistan rises

Another 19 bodies of Islamic seminary students recovered from Tanda Dam in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, says official

India wants 'no role for third parties' in Indus Water Treaty with Pakistan

New Delhi serves Islamabad notice to modify treaty and wants to meet to start resolving the long-running dispute within 90 days, Reuters reports, citing sources, as arbitration on two Indian projects gets under way at The Hague.

Water ebbing in Pakistan's flood-hit Sindh province

Floodwaters are receding and the Indus River, which had swelled until earlier this month, is now rushing at "normal" levels towards the Arabian Sea, officials in the worst-hit southern province say.

Deaths as boat heading to wedding sinks in central Pakistan

Boat carrying more than 100 guests capsizes in the Indus River in Punjab province, officials say, leaving 20 people dead and 30 others missing.

Water imbalances triggered by climate change threaten Tibetan Plateau

"The largest global store of frozen water after the polar regions” serves water to nearly two billion people, yet changes in climate mean it too has been affected, as are the countries that are dependent on it.

What does Pakistan’s ‘war generation’ have to say about its elections?

Pakistan currently has the youngest population it has ever had. Many from this demographic have been deeply affected by the issues surrounding Pakistan's 'War on Terror', especially those in the northwest of the country. What do they want?

The ‘Myth of Partition’ and the unmaking of war

Was it India that was divided during Partition?