The office gazette of Paris
India welcomes the World Bank-appointed neutral expert’s ruling, asserting that differences over the Kishenganga and Ratle hydroelectric projects fall within his competence under the Indus Waters Treaty. India maintains that it does not recognize the parallel Court of Arbitration initiated by Pakistan and emphasizes its commitment to preserving the treaty’s integrity.
The longstanding practice of political betting persists, with both potential manipulation and its impact on perceptions concerning. Legal debates are ongoing over regulating such markets […]
Former Pakistan batsman Basit Ali has advised captain Shan Masood to counter-attack and announce the Pakistan playing eleven for the first Test against England in […]
India’s stand-in captain Jasprit Bumrah left the Sydney Cricket Ground (SCG) with the team’s doctor during the second session of play against Australia on Saturday. […]