India’s Water Threat to Pakistan Sparks Fears of War
Panic is gripping Pakistan as India’s threat to cut off its water supply over the Kashmir conflict intensifies. This isn’t just a political spat; it’s a potential humanitarian catastrophe. India’s control over the Indus River system, a lifeline for Pakistani agriculture, gives it immense leverage, and the current situation highlights the precariousness of Pakistan’s position.
The situation is further complicated by Pakistan’s own internal struggles. Decades of political instability, with no prime minister completing a full term since independence, have left the country vulnerable and unable to effectively address its many challenges. The military’s pervasive influence, installing puppet governments year after year, has fostered a climate of distrust and undermined any sense of national unity in the face of external threats.… Continue reading
Matt Underwood