New Delhi: In The New York Times , Mujib Mashal and Eilan Petier report on the explosions in both India and Pakistan, as well as the current dynamics between the two nations.

“There was nothing to connect the explosions directly, but they came at a moment of simmering tensions between the South Asian rivals just months after the two countries fought a short but intense military conflict triggered by finger-pointing over a previous episode of terrorist carnage,” says the NYT report.

The report discusses whether speculations surrounding the blasts could devolve into a blame game that can further escalate tensions. Show Full Article

“Analysts in New Delhi said that while tensions remain high, the spring conflict between the two countries showed how quickly things could escalate

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