Weekly happenings in South Asia region | 22 Apr, 2025 | Newsweek South Asia -

Описание: India has once again underscored the 26/11 Mumbai terror attacks as a defining moment in its strained ties with Pakistan. External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar called out Islamabad’s dual role—harboring terrorists while pretending to pursue diplomacy—warning that old patterns of behavior continue. As India gains global respect through innovation and credibility, Pakistan finds itself trapped by the very extremism it once fostered. The statement signals a hardening of India's stance and a refusal to normalize ties until Pakistan dismantles its terror infrastructure. The Baloch Human Rights Council of Canada led a powerful Long March in Toronto, amplifying decades of unresolved injustice in Pakistan’s Balochistan province. Protesters called for international intervention, the release of activist Dr. Mahrang Baloch, and an end to enforced disappearances and state repression. The demonstration highlights growing global solidarity with the Baloch cause and mounting pressure on Pakistan to be held accountable for human rights violations.


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