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Alumni Publication: Pakistan Must Course-Correct - Playing politics will not save the Indus Waters Treaty by Uttam Sinha

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By Uttam Sinha
February 10, 2023, Open Magazine

On 10 February 2023, Open Magazine published NESA Center alumnus Uttam Sinha's latest op-ed titled "Pakistan Must Course-Correct - Playing politics will not save the Indus Waters Treaty."

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From NESA | by Gillian Hurtt | 21 Feb 2023

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