Despite ceasefire, India and Pakistan are locked in a cultural cold war In this Sept. 27, 1947, photo, Muslim refugees crowd onto a train bound for Pakistan as it prepares to leave the New Delhi area.

In Part I of this title, 'New MAD in South Asia', published by Daily Times on June 30, 2025, I argued that the 'Cold War ...

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India and Pakistan: ... Inherent in an Indo-Pak conflict is the likelihood of superpower rivals China and the US backing opposite sides in a Cold War-type confrontation.

The rivalry between the U.S. and China colors everything in the Indo-Pacific, including the chances of another India-Pakistan war.

She even organized a delegation of Indian students to Pakistan after the Kargil War in 1999. Advertisement “Back then, it just wasn’t so difficult,” she said.