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Tracking Conflict in the Asia-Pacific: March 2025 Update

Tracking Conflict in the Asia-Pacific: March 2025 Update

By ACLED Asia Pacific Team
An overview of conflict, from protests to military and militant violence, in the Asia-Pacific in February 2025.
The Silk Road’s Hidden Gem: Kashmir’s Enduring Cultural and Historical Ties With Central Asia

The Silk Road’s Hidden Gem: Kashmir’s Enduring Cultural and Historical Ties With Central Asia

By Umar Hayat Hussain
Kashmir's geographical continuity with Central Asia and Tibet has been a defining feature of its historical importance. 

Erika Fatland on Traveling in the Himalayas

Erika Fatland on Traveling in the Himalayas

By Akhilesh Pillalamarri
“Many of the people in the Himalayas live more isolated now than they did a hundred years ago.”

India’s Top Court Hearing Petitions Challenging Government’s Removal of Kashmir’s Special Status

India’s Top Court Hearing Petitions Challenging Government’s Removal of Kashmir’s Special Status

By Sheikh Saaliq and Aijaz Hussain
While deeply unpopular in Kashmir, the move resonated in much of India, where the Modi government was cheered by supporters.

Shiite Kashmiris Hold Moharram Procession in Srinagar For the First Time in 3 Decades

Shiite Kashmiris Hold Moharram Procession in Srinagar For the First Time in 3 Decades

By Aijaz Hussain
The lifting of the ban on such processions comes as the overall security situation improves in Kashmir, say authorities.
The Zojila Tunnel: A Strategic Lifeline to Ladakh

The Zojila Tunnel: A Strategic Lifeline to Ladakh

By Numan Bhat and Mehroob Mushtaq
As tensions continue to simmer along the India-China border, the project will not only bolster India's security but also serve as a symbol of its presence in the challenging terrain of the Himalayas.

With G20 Event, India Seeks to Project Normalcy in Disputed Kashmir

With G20 Event, India Seeks to Project Normalcy in Disputed Kashmir

By Aijaz Hussain
The G-20 tourism meeting will be the first significant international event in Kashmir since New Delhi stripped region of its autonomy in 2019.
The Gupkars: The Beleaguered Heroes of Erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir?

The Gupkars: The Beleaguered Heroes of Erstwhile Jammu and Kashmir?

By Shaumik Ghosh
The Gupkar Alliance does not seem to have a promising future.

Israeli Filmmaker’s Comments on Kashmir Film Stoke Controversy

Israeli Filmmaker’s Comments on Kashmir Film Stoke Controversy

By Sheikh Saliq
Filmaker Nadav Lapid’s comment that “The Kashmir Files” is a “vulgar movie” and “propaganda” evoked a sharp response from Israel's ambassador to India.

India-Pakistan Dialogue: Past Trends and Future Prospects

India-Pakistan Dialogue: Past Trends and Future Prospects

By Bashir Ali Abbas
When it comes to India-Pakistan dialogue, what comes first: Fixing the overarching bilateral relationship or discussing Kashmir?

India Hindus Begin Pilgrimage in Kashmir Amid Heavy Security

India Hindus Begin Pilgrimage in Kashmir Amid Heavy Security

By Aijaz Hussain
Officials say pilgrims face heightened threat of attacks from rebels fighting against Indian rule in Kashmir.
Wave of Killings Triggers Memories of Dark Past in Kashmir

Wave of Killings Triggers Memories of Dark Past in Kashmir

By Aijaz Hussain
The targeted killing of religious minorities has evoked panic among the masses.

India Locks Down Kashmir After Top Separatist Leader’s Death

India Locks Down Kashmir After Top Separatist Leader’s Death

By Aijaz Hussain
Syed Ali Shah Geelani, who died late Wednesday at age 92, was buried in a local graveyard in a funeral organized by authorities under harsh restrictions.
Elections in Pakistan’s Kashmir Highlight Domination by Mainland Parties

Elections in Pakistan’s Kashmir Highlight Domination by Mainland Parties

By Umair Jamal
The election campaign saw little discussion of Pakistan’s territorial claims over Indian-administered Kashmir.

10 Combatants Killed in Firefights Amid Rising Violence in Kashmir

10 Combatants Killed in Firefights Amid Rising Violence in Kashmir

By Aijaz Hussain
Indian soldiers shot dead a militant crossing the Line of Control into India, the first such incident since India and Pakistan agreed to reaffirm their 2003 ceasefire accord.

External Concerns are Driving Modi’s Kashmir Strategy

External Concerns are Driving Modi’s Kashmir Strategy

By Mohamed Zeeshan
New Delhi’s crackdown on Kashmir since August 2019 has turned the global spotlight on the human rights situation there.

Drone Attacks on Indian Air Force Base in Jammu Underscore New Threat

Drone Attacks on Indian Air Force Base in Jammu Underscore New Threat

By Aijaz Hussain
This is the first time that drones have been used to target military installations in India.
Modi Meets Kashmir Leaders 1st Time After Altering Region

Modi Meets Kashmir Leaders 1st Time After Altering Region

By Aijaz Hussain
Experts say the meeting is meant to ward off mounting criticism at home and abroad.

Prime Minister Modi Extends Kashmir an Olive Branch

Prime Minister Modi Extends Kashmir an Olive Branch

By Sudha Ramachandran
Modi's invitation for Jammu and Kashmir's political parties to attend a meeting in New Delhi is aimed at kick-starting the election process there.
In Kashmir, Empty Grave for Teenager Killed by Indian Forces

In Kashmir, Empty Grave for Teenager Killed by Indian Forces

By Associated Press
Under a policy started in 2020, Indian authorities have buried scores of Kashmiri rebels in unmarked graves, denying their families proper funerals

The Unheard Voices of Kashmir

The Unheard Voices of Kashmir

By Kunwar Khuldune Shahid
While India and Pakistan argue and fight over the fate of Kashmir, is anyone listening to the Kashmiris?

South Asia and the Coming Biden Presidency

South Asia and the Coming Biden Presidency

By Ankit Panda
What should South Asian states expect from the United States under Joe Biden?

Perpetual Silence: Kashmir’s Economy Slumps Under Lockdown

Perpetual Silence: Kashmir’s Economy Slumps Under Lockdown

By Niha Dagia and Niha Dagia
“Our lockdown began way before the world was forced into isolation.”
Indian Frustration With China Grows

Indian Frustration With China Grows

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
New Delhi’s responses to Beijing’s efforts -- such as raising the Kashmir issue at the U.N. -- are becoming increasingly harsh.

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