Legislators in Pakistan-administered Kashmir have moved to fill an eight-month presidential vacancy, a move occurring as the region grapples with civil unrest and limited media access.
A prolonged internet blackout in Pakistan-administered Kashmir has surpassed 100 days, severely impacting local businesses, education, and public life following political unrest.
India has officially rejected a ruling by a Hague-based tribunal that declared the 1960 Indus Waters Treaty remains binding, citing a lack of jurisdiction.
Pakistan has formally protested comments made by the US Ambassador to India regarding the status of Kashmir, highlighting the delicate balance of power in South Asia.
The final phase of legislative elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir concluded with a reduced turnout, as security concerns forced the cancellation of voting in seven constituencies.
The final phase of legislative elections in Pakistan-administered Kashmir is underway, though security concerns have forced officials to postpone voting in several constituencies.
Pakistan-administered Kashmir is facing a severe political crisis marked by violent protests as the region approaches its final round of regional elections.