Ceasefire Brings No Relief for Exporters

Ceasefire brings no relief for exporters

Nearly two weeks after Pakistan and India agreed to a fragile ceasefire, the Pakistani business community, particularly exporters, remains gripped by anxiety. With no clear timeline for peace talks between the two nuclear-armed neighbours, fears of renewed tensions loom large. "War-like situations are disastrous for countries like Pakistan," said Ijaz Khokhar, a textile exporter from Sia PHOTO: REUTERS lkot. "Uncertainty is our biggest enemy rig…

India-Pakistan truce holds, but war fears persist

Bringing Taiwan to the World and the World to Taiwan

The Washington Post · Rick Noack and Haq Nawaz Khan More than a week after a ceasefire between Pakistan and India brought calm to the disputed border region, the dead have been buried and much of the rubble has been cleared away in Pakistani-administered Kashmir. But more subtle ways in which the fighting has upended the regional status quo are still emerging. Some residents took to the streets to celebrate the truce with India as a victory for …