Analyst: 'The history of India and Pakistan is a story of family separation' | DW News

India and Pakistan have exchanged gunfire for several nights in a row as tensions between the two nuclear powers remain high. Indian authorities continue to search for the gunmen who killed 26 people in Indian-administered Kashmir on Tuesday, an attack they blame on Pakistan. People in the region now fear that anger over the killings could trigger war.

Chapter Breakdown:
0:00 DW Correspondent Adil Bhat and Ab Rauoof report on the repercussions of heightened Indian and Pakistani nationalism for civilians in the region of Kashmir
2:51 Natasha Raheja, Political anthropologist at Cornell University, on the mobility which existed in the Kashmir region prior to securitized state borders

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Post from DW News on April 27, 2025

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