Japan, India, Ukraine: Why some countries are uneasy about new UN map
The countries are not opposed to a new map per se; they’re testy about the colour shades.

The countries are not opposed to a new map per se; they’re testy about the colour shades.

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Deadly clashes have erupted in Pakistan-administered Kashmir after weeks of protests and road blockades.
First of three rounds of voting held after weeks of protests during which dozens of people were killed.
The fight over refugee representation has revived longstanding questions about democracy, autonomy and political power.
Residents describe mounting hardship, as internet restrictions and road closures stretch into second month before polls.
Indian authorities release the two men after years in prison although both remain under tight court-imposed restrictions
Authorities in disputed region are auditing school, college and public libraries to look for ‘objectionable’ material.
After years of searching and court battles, a judge declares what Junaid Rashid already believed: His father was dead.
At least 28 people have been killed since protests began in June, as the region braces for a major protest march.
There has been a heavy security presence in Muzaffarabad amid protests in Pakistan-administered Kashmir in recent days.
The Delhi High Court grants bail to Khurram Parvez, who has been jailed for nearly five years in ‘terror funding’ cases.