Pakistan, March 15 -- The looming water crisis is not merely an environmental concern but a defining economic and political challenge that has already begun reshaping global power dynamics. As major economies struggle to secure their water supplies, we are witnessing an increasing weaponization of water resources. Nations that control upstream river flows hold disproportionate leverage over their neighbours, a scenario that is evident in China's dominance over the Tibetan Plateau, which feeds major rivers like the Brahmaputra, Mekong, and Indus. China's hydro-hegemony, marked by its aggressive dam construction projects, has raised alarms in downstream nations, particularly India, which views Beijing's water policies as a potential geopoli...