US EditionUtopian Ceasefire: It Is 'Viraam' And Not 'Poorna Viraam'
- India and Pakistan agreed to a ceasefire on May 10, 2025, ending four days of air strikes and missile exchanges along the Kashmir border.
- The ceasefire followed a terrorist attack on April 22, 2025, in Indian-administered Kashmir that killed 26 tourists and escalated prior tensions.
- Despite the truce, reports emerged of explosions, blackouts, and ongoing shelling near Srinagar and Jammu, raising doubts about the ceasefire's durability.
- Officials indicated that any further terror attacks would cross a critical threshold and be treated as acts of war, prompting a decisive reaction, while experts described the ceasefire as a cautious step toward reducing tensions.
- The ceasefire's collapse on its first night revealed deep mistrust and strategic fault lines, indicating continued risks of renewed conflict in the region.
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After the ceasefire between India and Pakistan, the lessons of the most serious conflict in two decades
Pushed by the Americans, the two belligerents agreed on the cessation of hostilities on Saturday, May 10. But fire and detonations were reported along the border line in Kashmir.
Iraq welcomes the ceasefire between India and Pakistan
On Saturday, the Iraqi Ministry of Foreign Affairs welcomed the ceasefire decision between the Republic of India and the Republic of Pakistan as a positive sign of the parties ' commitment to dialogue and diplomacy as a means of resolving disputes. In a statement to the News Agency, the Ministry confirmed that the decision was a wise step towards easing tensions in the region and opening the way to enhancing mutual trust, building bridges o…
The Fragile Truce: Analyzing the Fractured India-pakistan Ceasefire and India's Strategic Imperatives
By Marcus J. Titus, Singapore, 11 May 2025The ceasefire between India and Pakistan, brokered by the United States following a devastating terrorist attack in Kashmir on April 22, 2025, was heralded as a potential turning point in a region long scarred by conflict. Announced on May 10, 2025, the agreement collapsed on its very first night, revealing the persistent mistrust and strategic fault lines that continue to define this rivalry. For India,…
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