India and Pakistan Launch Rival Diplomatic Efforts to Spin Kashmir Conflict
- India and Pakistan engaged in intense military clashes in May 2025 near Kashmir, culminating in a U.S.-brokered ceasefire on May 10.
- The conflict followed a deadly April 22 Islamist terrorist attack in Kashmir that killed 26 civilians, escalating existing tensions rooted in territorial disputes.
- Both countries exchanged strikes, including deep incursions and artillery barrages, with India suspending retaliatory actions after achieving military aims.
- Prime Minister Shahbaz Sharif focused Pakistan's diplomatic efforts on terrorism and Pakistan-occupied Kashmir, while Prime Minister Modi emphasized firm responses to terror threats.
- The clashes underscored enduring hostility and nuclear risks, with India signaling no dialogue without Pakistan ending terrorism and both sides settling into an uneasy peace.
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Rethinking the Kashmir dispute post-Pahalgam
The recent cross-border hostilities between Pakistan and India earlier this month has re-internationalise the Kashmir crisis. The current moment provides a unique opportunity for both sides to try and address this festering problem in a manner which is not only of mutual interest to both nations, but which also keeps in mind the welfare of Kashmiris themselves. Struggles over Kashmir have sparked all-out wars, and a series of major skirmishes be…


Hooting not shooting: India, Pakistan troops back to uneasy calm after Kashmir clashes
INDIA, May 22 — Sometimes the only outsiders that Indian troops posted along the contested frontier in Kashmir see are Pakistani soldiers eyeballing them across the remote valley high in the rugged Himalayan mountains. Contact between them extends to what Indian soldiers posted to the fortified concrete bunkers call “hooting” — an occasional taunting shout or whistle echoing across the divide, which can be as little as 30 metres at its narrowest…
Modi’s Diplomatic Stand: India’s Firm Stance on Pakistan Ceasefire and Terrorism
On May 10, India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire. Prime Minister Modi emphasised restraint while underscoring India’s firm stance against cross-border terrorism and nuclear threats amid Kashmir tensions.
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