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India and Pakistan fought 3 wars over Kashmir – here's why international law and US help can't solve this territorial dispute

  • Written by Bulbul Ahmed, Assistant Professor, Department of International Relations, Faculty of Security and Strategic Studies, Bangladesh University of Professionals
imageThe scene in Srinagar, in Indian-administered Kashmir, after an Aug. 10, 2021, grenade attack by militants that wounded at least nine civilians. Kashmir has experienced sporadic violence for more than seven decades, including three wars.Yawar Nazir/Getty Images

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