PM Tells UN Chief: India’s IWT Abeyance Decision Has No Legal Basis

Kashmir dispute must be resolved, says PM in meeting with UN chief

Shehbaz Sharif says India’s abeyance of Indus Waters Treaty has no legal basis Expresses serious concern over presence of terrorist groups in Afghanistan.

PM tells UN chief: India’s IWT abeyance decision has no legal basis

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif told UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Wednesday that India’s decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) in abeyance had no legal basis. He described the treaty as a binding international agreement that could not be unilaterally suspended. The issue was discussed during a meeting between the prime minister and the UN chief, who is visiting Pakistan. Sharif also briefed Guterres on Pakistan’s d…

Antonio Guterres sidesteps Kashmir question, flags UN Security Council’s ‘crisis of legitimacy’

UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres on Tuesday avoided directly responding to a Pakistani journalist’s question on UN Security Council resolutions on

In Islamabad UN Chief Guterres Ignores Question on 'Kashmir', Flags Security Council's Crisis of Legitimacy

Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. Confronted with unimplemented resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir, UN Chief António Guterres blamed Security Council gridlock and P5 disunity. Meanwhile, India maintains a firm stance on cross-border terrorism, freezing the Indus Waters Treaty until verifiable actions are taken. World News | In Islamabad UN Chief Guterres Ignores Question on 'Kashmir', Flags Security Council's Crisis of Legitima…

In Islamabad UN chief Guterres ignores question on Kashmir, flags Security Councils crisis of legitimacy - The Tribune

Confronted with unimplemented resolutions on Jammu and Kashmir, UN Chief António Guterres blamed Security Council gridlock and P5 disunity. Meanwhile, India maintains a firm stance on cross-border terrorism, freezing the Indus Waters Treaty until verifiable actions are taken.