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Funeral Across LoC Revives Calls to Reopen Kashmir Crossing Points

Srinagar– A funeral held on the banks of the Kishanganga river in north Kashmir has renewed calls to reopen Line

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Crisis Broker vs. Long Game: India, Pakistan, and the Illusion of Mediation Power

The broker gets the headline. Whether the broker shapes the outcome is a different matter entirely. Every few years, usually

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Kashmir’s Transition Since 2019: Governance Reforms, Security Shifts, and Competing Narratives

“We are no longer asking how to manage conflict, but how to expand opportunity in a region long defined by

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Track 2 Diplomacy: India–Pakistan Relations Behind the Scenes

India has continued to rely on informal Track 2 diplomatic engagements with countries including Pakistan, China and Canada to sustain

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India and Foreign Political Interference: Debunking Misconceptions

“Indian interference” has since become a reflexive explanation for Nepal’s recurring instability, invoked across party lines. “India interferes in our

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The Dump Truck Doctrine: Pakistan’s Strategy of Disruption that Keeps Terror Alive in South Asia

Seen from such a lens, Asim Munir’s use of analogies like ‘dump truck’ or the ‘railway engine’ are not harmless