Whether the Indus Waters Treaty is permanently shelved or opens a new and more turbulent chapter in India-Pakistan relations will be determined in the coming months

Pakistan's military says 51 individuals were killed during Indian strikes last week, while New Delhi has reported 20 fatalities from Islamabad’s attacks.

News of the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, following days of cross-border attacks, was met with celebrations in the Himalayan valley of Kashmir, which bore the brunt of the violence.

Despite mutual allegations of violations occurring just hours earlier, the ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan continues to hold, maintaining a fragile peace amid the ongoing tensions.

Pakistan’s Deputy Prime Minister Ishaq Dar says his country and India have agreed to a ceasefire with immediate effect, following days of strikes and counter-strikes sparked by the April 22 terrorist attack in the Indian-administered Kashmir which claimed the lives of 26 tourists.

At least 13 people have been killed due to Indian shelling in various areas across Pakistan-administered Kashmir since last night, reports said.

Pakistan’s military launches a substantial counteroffensive against India, targeting, what Islamabad has called, multiple Indian military sites.