India and Pakistan have disputed the ethnically diverse Himalayan region of Kashmir since 1947. India revoked Article 370 in 2019, stripping Kashmir of its special status and autonomy. It also increased its military presence in the region, raising major questions.
Fueled by jihad, opium and desperation, the Taliban have turned their sights on Kashmir as they did in the late 1990s, making the world a more dangerous place.
The lack of context in the international media’s reporting on Kashmir leads to a distorted picture of events.
Imran Khan’s speech at the UN is likely to arouse an embittered population in Pakistan who have never heard a national leader speak in such electrifying terms.
Kashmir has been in the headlines recently. Here are 15 facts about the conflict.
Beyond Jammu and Kashmir's bifurcation are critical issues related to the fate of democratic institutions, the nature of India's progress and constitutional morality.
Is the decision to scrap Jammu and Kashmir’s special status legal?
Kashmir, one of the world’s most volatile regions, faces a new and dangerous situation. The move by the Modi government could have unintended consequences.
Even if Kashmiris hesitate to trust Narendra Modi, they must put their faith in him.
A mix of political opportunism and aggressive strategy have led India to concentrate power in New Delhi, winning over Ladakh and Jammu while upsetting Kashmir and Pakistan.
