Pakistan Returns Captured Indian Border Guard After Ceasefire
Pakistan returned a captured border guard to India on Wednesday. This after a ceasefire was declared between the countries on Saturday following four days of escalated clashes.
ConflictsPakistan returned a captured border guard to India on Wednesday. This after a ceasefire was declared between the countries on Saturday following four days of escalated clashes.
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BusinessIndia's Prime Minister Narendra Modi is threatening a tangible response to "terror attacks" and "nuclear blackmail" in the conflict with Pakistan.
WorldAfter struggles during the night, it appears to be relatively calm between India and Pakistan. India has opened dam gates and is letting water flow into Pakistan again.
ConflictsOnly hours after India and Pakistan agreed on a ceasefire, explosions were heard in the Indian-controlled part of Kashmir. India accuses Pakistan of violations. Baseless claims, according to Pakistan, which is responding with counter-accusations.
ConflictsIndia has attacked three Pakistani military bases, one outside the capital Islamabad, according to Pakistan's military. Pakistan has responded with rocket attacks against Indian military bases. Both countries claim to be ready to de-escalate the tense situation if the other party does so as well.
WorldIndia has attacked three Pakistani airbases, one outside the capital Islamabad, according to Pakistan's military. Pakistan has responded with its own missile attacks against Indian military bases.
WorldThe world is on high alert after the Indian attack on several targets in Pakistan and Pakistan-controlled areas. Both countries have nuclear weapons – and Pakistan is threatening revenge. But an imminent risk of nuclear war does not exist, according to an expert.
ConflictsViolence is escalating between India and Pakistan. India's ruthless behavior has brought the two nuclear powers closer to a larger conflict, says a spokesperson for Pakistan's Ministry of Foreign Affairs. According to the country's military, de-escalation is not an alternative.
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WorldHigh explosions have been reported from the airport in the Indian city of Jammu in disputed Kashmir, according to security sources. The information comes after Indian and Pakistani military clashed again during the night to Thursday.
WorldKashmir is experiencing the worst violence in decades. Experts warn of further escalation. I think the situation seems very dangerous, says Kashmir expert Arild Engelsen Ruud.
WorldIndia and Pakistan must show restraint and not escalate the situation. This is the message from several world leaders – including Sweden's Prime Minister – after the Indian attack on Pakistan-controlled regions in Kashmir. The Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs is strengthening its travel advisory.
WorldIndia has attacked Pakistan-controlled areas in Kashmir and killed civilians. Pakistani forces are reported to have been given the green light to avenge. The violence is described as the worst between nuclear powers in two decades.
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WorldThe United Kingdom and India have entered into a trade agreement, announces the British government. It is the Britons' largest agreement since leaving the EU.
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