Ahmer Bilal Soofi
There are at least four areas where Pakistan is advised to protect its interests via any Protocol to the treaty.
Updated 13 Jun, 2025 09:18am
The ICJ abstained from giving a clear answer to the question of whether retaining nuclear weapons violates international law.
Updated 23 May, 2025 09:49am
Interestingly, the Indus Waters Treaty does not contain any provision relating to its suspension.
Updated 25 Apr, 2025 08:39am
Treaty-making is an ‘established practice’ of the Prophet (PBUH).
Published 14 Mar, 2025 06:56am
Pakistan, due to its own national security, economic and political crises, is no more in a position to sustain millions.
Updated 13 Oct, 2023 09:28am
Upholding covenants and contracts is an integral article of faith.
Published 12 May, 2023 07:23am
From a purely legal perspective, we are bound to continue our engagement with both the US and China.
Updated 06 May, 2023 08:56am
Does India want to walk out of the Indus Waters Treaty?
Published 18 Feb, 2023 07:37am
Do historic titles threaten the global legal order?
Updated 06 Sep, 2020 08:32am
A state-like platform has been ascribed to the Taliban.
Published 27 Jun, 2020 07:05am
Greater awareness of the legal distinctions is essential.
Published 07 Jun, 2020 07:10am
The P-5’s pledge is an old one but it is without a time limit.
Published 22 Sep, 2019 06:49am
It will be defying logic to assume that the UNSC resolution establishing UNCIP is merely recommendatory.
Published 14 Sep, 2019 07:09am
The state of our judicial infrastructure has provoked tensions.
Published 18 Sep, 2018 07:11am
Can we uphold international commitments post-devolution?
Published 22 Apr, 2018 07:19am
Nothing from India indicates that it regrets Jadhav’s unlawful activities.
Published 23 Apr, 2017 06:52am
Contrary to perceptions, there is much that lies outside the scope of the Indus Waters Treaty.
Published 31 Jan, 2017 02:56am
States cannot set strategic goals which contradict existing or even evolving international norms.
Published 25 Jul, 2016 01:48am
The trials make a mockery of justice.
Published 18 May, 2016 01:34am
Two judgements by the Srinagar High Court have shocked the Modi government.
Published 01 Dec, 2015 06:19am
