Tensions in South Asia

Tensions in South Asia primarily involve conflicts between countries like India, Pakistan, and sometimes China. These disputes often stem from historical conflicts, territorial disagreements (such as over Kashmir), and military rivalries. Political differences, religious and cultural identities, and economic competition also contribute. These tensions can lead to military standoffs or conflicts, impacting regional stability and development. Despite periods of dialogue and cooperation, mistrust and strategic interests often hinder lasting peace, making South Asia's security environment complex and fragile.