An April 22 attack on mostly Hindu tourists in Indian-administered Kashmir’s Pahalgam Valley killed 26 and touched off a serious crisis between nuclear-armed neighbors India and Pakistan. Both sides have taken a series of political and diplomatic measures in recent days, and the potential for military action remains high—and with it the risk of escalation. In the series, SAV brings together strategic experts from India, Pakistan, and the United States to assess the implications of this crisis for India-Pakistan relations, regional strategic stability, the Kashmir dispute, and prospects for crisis management and de-escalation.
Read the series below.
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