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‘Talks over hostility’
A civil society appeal urging Indian and Pakistani prime ministers to pursue peace has garnered over 100 signatories, including former diplomats and academics. The article criticizes India's reluctance to engage in dialogue, citing events like the 2019 revocation of Kashmir's status, the Pahalgam episode, and a 2025 armed conflict. It highlights tensions over the Indus Waters Treaty and allegations of India supporting terrorism in Pakistan.
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