Global News Podcast Kashmir crisis questions
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May 7, 2025 
Join Arunadeh Mukherjee, a Delhi-based analyst, and Lise Doucette, Chief International Correspondent, as they delve into the escalating Kashmir crisis. They discuss the historical roots of the conflict since 1947 and the geopolitical tensions between India and Pakistan. The conversation highlights the emotional impact on local communities amidst violence, the contrasting narratives taught in schools, and a glimmer of hope from the younger generation yearning for peace in a region riddled with strife.
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Origins of Kashmir Conflict
- The Kashmir conflict began in 1947 due to partition and a contested accession of Kashmir to India.
- Both India and Pakistan claim Kashmir fully but control only parts, fueling decades of insurgency and conflict.
Muzaffarabad Strike Impact
- Muzaffarabad residents experienced direct damage and fear due to missile strikes targeting a mosque and nearby homes.
- Many fled barefoot in panic, showing the immediate human toll of cross-border conflicts.
Complex Regional Dynamics
- Kashmir's conflict involves multiple militant groups with links to Pakistan and Al-Qaeda, complicating security dynamics.
- The regional power balance shifts as China backs Pakistan and the US warms ties with India.