Humza Jilani

“Most western partners are sympathetic to India’s terrorism concerns,” said @clary_co But their primary concern, he added, is that “Pakistan is not bluffing and a major war could turn nuclear”. W/ ⁦@JohnReedwrites⁩ https://t.co/E7bFelpIK4

Pakistan’s military leaders are defiant after a brief but fierce conflict with India. The spokesperson warns Modi is “playing with fire” with his new counterterrorism doctrine, while Asim Munir has been made Pakistan’s second-ever Field Marshal. https://t.co/pzmKVtvp9z

RT @christopherkay: 💥 Murder in Mumbai 💥 My first @FTMag story on a shocking assassination, a jailed gang boss and the Bollywood icon enta…

“Over the last several years [New Delhi] had managed to de-hyphenate India and Pakistan and not to be seen as the bad twins constantly fighting with each other,” former Indian foreign sec Shyam Saran said. “That hyphenation is now back.” https://t.co/jPolamb1AG

India and Pakistan’s fragile ceasefire holds after alleged breaches via @FT https://t.co/AXWGmcviLR

RT @JDVance: Great work from the President’s team, especially Secretary Rubio. And my gratitude to the leaders of India and Pakistan for…

RT @FT: China’s J-10 ‘Dragon’ shows teeth in India-Pakistan combat debut https://t.co/qLear9Rnso

Pakistan says it has launched military retaliation against India via @FT W/ ⁦@JohnReedwrites⁩ and ⁦@Krishn_⁩ https://t.co/KGCnWi4M0S

RT @FT: Pakistan says it launches military retaliation against India https://t.co/FVEyJMxX4r

RT @FT: India and Pakistan: a conflict in the hands of two religious strongmen https://t.co/KK8lGNK3xv

The fate of South Asia is in the hands of two nuclear-armed and deeply devout strongmen, one elected, the other in uniform. They're locked in a game of chicken; neither wants a war, nor wants to blink first, analysts say. @FT Big Read w/@JohnReedwrites https://t.co/UwcmqJdwAk

RT @christopherkay: India & Pakistan: the conflict in the hands of two religious strongmen. “Someone needs to either claim a draw or a vi…

Wednesday's India-Pakistan dogfight pitted Pakistan's Chinese-made jets and missiles against India's French and Russian kit. Mounting evidence suggests Chengdu Aircraft's J-10C, fitted with China's PL-15 missile, won out. w/ @MehulAtLarge @charles_clover https://t.co/rkixDY9DF7

RT @christopherkay: China’s J-10 ‘Dragon’ shows teeth in India-Pakistan combat debut. “This is the first time Chinese military equipment h…

“One really important threshold...was the use of air power" said @nktpnd. That restraint has now evaporated. India and Pakistan will likely test other redlines, despite each holding 170 nukes, say analysts w/ @charles_clover @Krishn_ @AndresSchipani https://t.co/84wSOzChzm