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A ceasefire is a start. But India and Pakistan still face huge problems.
India and Pakistan are ignoring their real and pressing problems in favor of a territorial dispute. Regarding the May 9 news article “ India and Pakistan trade accusations of new attacks ” and the May 10 online article “ India and Pakistan agree to an immediate ceasefire, Trump announces ”:
NEW DELHI (Reuters) -India has offered to slash its tariff gap with the U.S. to less than 4% from nearly 13% now, in exchange ...
Pakistan’s armed forces said they targeted military sites inside India in response to an Indian missile attack at air bases ...
The Group of Seven (G7) major countries on Fridayurged India and Pakistan to engage in direct dialogue as hostilities rise ...
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Congress questions US role in cessation of India-Pakistan hostilities, recalls Indira’s role in 1971 warSeveral Congress leaders drew comparisons to the 1971 war led by Indira Gandhi as prime minister, in which India secured a ...
Mr Vance hoped the conflict will not spiral into a broader regional war or worst, a nuclear conflict. Read more at ...
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Following the India-Pakistan ceasefire agreement, Congress urged PM Modi to convene an all-party meeting and called for a ...
The Trump administration is signaling it has no appetite for a full-scale conflict between the two nuclear powers ...
WASHINGTON, DC – Vice President JD Vance has stated that the India-Pakistan conflict is “fundamentally none of America’s ...
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As tensions reach a breaking point, war — conventional or nuclear — is becoming increasingly difficult to avoid.
All the same, in its scale and intensity, and without an obvious off-ramp for the combatants, some analysts are describing ...
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