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Indus Waters Treaty and the New Fault Line in South Asian Security – OpEd

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By Amina Jabbar
| Eurasia Review Verified
At an Aug. 28, 2026 Washington embassy seminar, Pakistan framed the Indus Waters Treaty (1960, World Bank–brokered) as a test of whether a binding water pact can be sidelined when politics sour—not just a bilateral tap fight. Islamabad’s case: the basin is food and livelihood security for a nuclear downstream state; climate and glacier stress raise the cost of uncertainty; a unilateral freeze would set a bad precedent for the Nile, Mekong, Tigris–Euphrates, and Central Asia.
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How Pakistan’s “Dual-Track” Diplomacy Helped to Calm the US-Iran Crisis

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By Amina Jabbar
| Fair Observer Verified
The memorandum of understanding that was announced between the United States and Iran on June 15 may end up being one of the more consequential diplomatic breakthroughs in recent Middle Eastern history.
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Pakistan’s Quiet Diplomacy And The Road To US Iran De-Escalation – OpEd

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By Amina Jabbar
| Eurasia Review Verified
The piece frames Field Marshal Asim Munir’s Iran visit as Pakistan’s own diplomacy—not a U.S. errand—alongside outreach by Sharif, Dar, and Naqvi to both Washington and Tehran. Islamabad’s stated interest is neighborhood stability: a long U.S.–Iran clash could hit Gulf energy, trade routes, and Pakistan’s economy and security; it cites an Islamabad MOU as a bilateral restraint tool with Iran.
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