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Kashmir conflict is not just a border dispute between India and Pakistan

Written by Chitralekha Zutshi, Professor of History, College of William & Mary

Indian soldiers arrive at the wreckage of an an Indian helicopter that crashed on the Indian side of Kashmir on Feb. 27, 2019.AP Photo/Mukhtar Khan

Tensions between India and Pakistan have diminished in recent days after repeated military clashes in Kashmir led to fear that the two nuclear powers could be on the verge of war.

Kashmir is a disputed...

Kashmir conflict is not just a border dispute between India and Pakistan

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