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The 16 pages that link to India–Pakistan relations, each with the reason it gives.

• Partition of IndiaRelated: The two states’ relationship has been shaped from its beginning by partition and its disputes.

• South AsiaRelated: Their disputes over borders and security shape regional stability and cooperation.

• PakistanRelated: Their disputes and negotiations have deeply influenced Pakistan’s foreign and security policy.

• Indus Waters TreatyRelated: The treaty has endured through wars and crises, making water cooperation a distinct part of bilateral ties.

• Two-Nation TheoryRelated: The rival national claims associated with partition continue to inform disputes between the states.

• Kargil WarNarrower topic: Kargil deepened mistrust and obstructed the peace process.

• China–Pakistan Economic CorridorRelated: India objects to corridor routes through territory it claims in Kashmir.

• Atal Bihari VajpayeeRelated: Vajpayee paired peace initiatives with a firm response to conflict.

• KashmirNarrower topic: Kashmir is the most enduring territorial dispute between the two countries.

• Siachen conflictNarrower topic: The glacier confrontation reflects the wider rivalry that shapes each side's security calculations.

• Siachen GlacierNarrower topic: Any settlement over Siachen depends on the broader bilateral relationship.

• South Asian Association for Regional CooperationRelated: Tensions between the two largest members have repeatedly obstructed SAARC cooperation.

• 2008 Mumbai attacksNarrower topic: The attacks intensified longstanding tensions between the two countries.

• Dawood IbrahimRelated: Indian allegations that Ibrahim resides in Pakistan have become part of bilateral disputes.

• Akhand BharatRelated: Territorial rhetoric about unity can intensify suspicion between the two states.

• Zorawar Chand BakhshiRelated: The 1965 war that marked Bakhshi’s service remains part of this enduring relationship.