Newscast India and Pakistan Agree Ceasefire
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May 10, 2025 
Jeremy Bowen, BBC News' International Editor, known for his insights on global conflicts, joins to discuss a significant ceasefire agreement between India and Pakistan. He explains the diplomatic dynamics, including the role of the U.S. in mediation. The conversation dives into the historical context of their tensions and the complexities of achieving lasting peace. Additionally, Bowen sheds light on potential ceasefire efforts in Ukraine, highlighting the ongoing international political landscape and the challenges faced by leaders advocating for peace.
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US Brokered India-Pakistan Ceasefire
- The US brokered a ceasefire between India and Pakistan amid escalating conflict over Kashmir.
- This involved mediation including the US Secretary of State and support from Britain and Saudi Arabia.
Kashmir's Deep Rooted Conflict
- The Kashmir dispute is a long-standing territorial conflict fueled by colonial legacies and religious divisions.
- Both India and Pakistan claim Kashmir, making diplomatic solutions complex and tense.
Decline of Rules-Based Order
- The rules-based international order is threatened worldwide, with strong military actions overtaking diplomatic negotiations.
- Western countries tend to interpret international rules to their own advantage, weakening global order credibility.