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CSS/PMS Weekly Current Affairs | SCO Summit 2026, PCA's ruling on IWT & Digital dilemma

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CSS/PMS Weekly Current Affairs | SCO Summit 2026, PCA's ruling on IWT & Digital dilemma

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CSS/PMS Weekly Current Affairs | SCO Summit 2026, PCA's ruling on IWT & Digital dilemma This week’s Current Affairs session covers five important topics for CSS and PMS aspirants, combining Pakistan’s foreign policy, regional security, water governance, digital society, and constitutional/federal issues. We begin with the SCO Summit 2026, examining Pakistan’s key points, agendas, and strategic objectives. The discussion then explores the institutional mechanics and strategic objectives of the Makkah Defence Alliance and Pakistan’s leadership role in regional defence cooperation. We also analyse transboundary water governance, the PCA ruling on the Indus Waters Treaty, and the Ratle Hydropower dispute. The fourth topic examines the Digital Dilemma, including cognitive erosion, post-literacy, and the decline of public discourse. Finally, we rethink Pakistan’s federal architecture and evaluate the case for smaller administrative units, including its potential implications for governance and political stability. This lecture provides original explanation, critical analysis, and exam-oriented discussion designed specifically for CSS/PMS Current Affairs, Pakistan Affairs, International Relations, Essay, and interview preparation. #CSS #PMS #CurrentAffairs #PakistanAffairs #InternationalRelations #SCO #IndusWatersTreaty #Pakistan #Geopolitics Disclaimer: This video is intended for educational purposes only. The content presented here is based on the creator’s personal knowledge, research, and understanding of the subject matter. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy, the information may not be exhaustive or suitable for every academic requirement. The creator is not responsible for any errors, omissions, or outcomes related to the use of this material.