The New Red Line: Bilawal Bhutto on India’s new ‘abnormal’
Summary
India and Pakistan, two neighboring countries with nuclear weapons, experienced a brief conflict in May that changed their relationship. India now considers any terrorist act it believes originates from Pakistan as an act of war. This new approach is discussed in an interview series by journalist Sreenivasan Jain.Key Facts
- India and Pakistan have a history of going to war.
- In May, a short but intense battle occurred between the two countries.
- India has announced that it will view terrorist acts linked to Pakistan as acts of war.
- Sreenivasan Jain, a journalist from Al Jazeera, is conducting interviews with key figures from both countries.
- The series includes an interview with Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, a former foreign minister of Pakistan.
- The series also talks about India’s perspective, labeled as a “new normal.”
- Pakistan views India’s stance as a “new abnormal.”
- Jain raises the question of whether Pakistan still provides safety to groups that attack India.
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