Alongside Palestine, Kashmir represents one of the longest-standing cases of military occupation where the right to self-determination, enshrined in the UN Charter and affirmed by multiple Security Council resolutions,

For many like Wamiq, the dream of home has grown smaller. Across Kashmir, educated youth are leaving not in fear of violence anymore, but in fear of stillness. They are escaping the slow suffocation of unemployment, dwindling opportunities, and the long shadow of political uncertainty.

The revelation that an educated, white-collar terror module from Kashmir was behind the blast near Red Fort in Delhi that killed 13 people has reopened an unset

Pakistan's Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif faced backlash for misrepresenting historical events regarding Kashmir on social media. Community notes clarified that Kashmir legally acceded to India on October 26,

About 500 persons, including those allegedly affiliated with the proscribed Jamaat-e-Islami, were interrogated and several were detained.

Today, the IIOJK remains one of the most heavily militarised zones on earth, its people living under surveillance and siege. The events of August 2019 — when India revoked Jammu and Kashmir's special constitutional status under Article 370 — deepened that sense of historical repetition.

Jammu and Kashmir police launched coordinated raids across several districts, questioning suspects, seizing evidence, and tightening security to prevent Pakistan-linked operatives from regrouping or hiding.

After the violence of October, a new prime minister is set to take office. Protesters say that won’t change their demands.

Aasif Manzoor, a 32-year-old cricketer from Anantnag, a district in the south of Indian-administered Kashmir, was readying himself on Saturday morning to play a match in a star-studded tournament. Retired global stars,