Narendra Modi and Imran Khan, the respective leaders of India and Pakistan, have much work to do to bridge the gap between the two countries. Photo: AFP
Opinion
Opinion
Can South Asia put India-Pakistan hostilities behind to unite for greater good?
- Hostility between the two giants of the South Asian Association for Regional Cooperation has translated into disarray within the entire group
- But common threats to its members, such as the coronavirus, poverty and threats to internal security, underscore the urgency to find shared solutions
Narendra Modi and Imran Khan, the respective leaders of India and Pakistan, have much work to do to bridge the gap between the two countries. Photo: AFP
