UrduPointKashmir Is The Key To Peace In South Asia,says Mushaal Mulick
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51% : The Institute of Strategic Studies Islamabad (ISSI) on Wednesday held a seminar to mark Kashmir Solidarity Day, where the international community was urged to move beyond statements of concern and take concrete diplomatic and legal steps to resolve the Kashmir dispute in accordance with United Nations resolutions and the aspirations of the Kashmiri people, amid warnings that the decades-old conflict remains the most serious impediment to lasting peace and stability in South Asia.45% : Ms Mullick noted that Kashmir remains one of the longest-standing unresolved disputes on the United Nations agenda, yet continues to be sidelined despite its direct implications for regional and global security.
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