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Why can't India and Pakistan achieve peace? | DW News - Duration: 4:51.
That convoy attack was carried out by Jaish-e-Mohammad of Pakistan, and it was being controlled from
Pakistan.
India's brutal, primary foreign intelligence agency entered Pakistan with pre-determined
aim, on the instruction of the government of India to assist, plan and cause terrorism.
Two nations born of the same soil, speaking the same languages, sharing a common border
– yet miles and miles away from peace.
So, why can't India and Pakistan sort out their differences?
There's a number of reasons, but here's a few that never go away.
For starters, there's the issue of terrorism.
Both countries accuse each other of fomenting terrorism in each other's lands.
Here's a few recent examples.
Anwar Mansoor Khan, Pakistan's Attorney General India's brutal, primary foreign intelligence
agency entered Pakistan with pre-determined aim, on the instruction of the government
of India to assist, plan and cause terrorism in Baluchistan and Sindh provinces and other
places in the country.
Lieutenant General K.J.S.
Dhillon, Senior Indian Military Official As you are aware that convoy attack was carried
out by Jaish-e-Mohammad of Pakistan, and it was being controlled from Pakistan, with active
support of ISI and the Pakistan army.
But India isn't the only one accusing Pakistan of supporting terrorism.
Last year, this tweet from Donald Trump caused a diplomatic firestorm between the United
States and Pakistan.
Besides terrorism, there is the ever present issue of Kashmir.
The area within the blue lines is Jammu and Kashmir.
India claims it in its entirety.
It bases its claims on an Instrument of Accession that the Hindu ruler of the princely state
of Jammu and Kashmir signed in 1947.
That made the territory a part of India.
But Pakistan has always disputed this.
War followed and since 1948 this is how the territory looks like.
The part in light orange that you see here is the part that's controlled by India and
the part in the north-west in the darker orange is the part under Pakistani control.
Both areas are divided by this grey line that you see over here, that since 1972 has come
to be called the Line of Control.
Its the heavily militarized de-facto border between India and Pakistan that repeatedly
sees both sides exchange fire.
Protests against Indian forces in the part controlled by India are a regular occurance
in Kashmir.
Since 1989, that has morphed into a full-blown militancy against Indian rule.
Apart from the continuing militancy, both countries have also gone to war four times
since independence in 1947.
Of these; thrice, 1947, 1965 and 1999 were over Kashmir.
Some analysts say improved people-to-people contacts are the way forward.
But that has always proved notoriously hard to do.
Getting visas to travel to both countries continues to be difficult.
That has a direct impact on the transport connections between both countries.
So, what hope is there of peace?
Here's what the mood is currently on both sides of
the border.
We'll leave you
to decide.
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The Queen, 92, looked elegant as ever in a blue coat with black fur trim and a matching hat
The monarch pinned a sparkling leaf brooch to her left side and wore a pair of pearl earrings and matching necklace
She carried her usual black handbag and donned black gloves for the outing. The Queen has been busy with royal duties since returning from her winter break in Sandringham earlier this month
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Man City News - Premier League wages: Under and overpaid stars at each club – Who earns £630,000-a- - Duration: 11:34.
The Premier League is big business with millions of pounds being spent on transfer fees and player wages as 20 teams compete to climb the table
There will always be a huge difference between the high earners and the more modest squad members at a club, but new research has shown just who is under and overpaid in the top flight
TheSportsman.com have conducted a study analysing the players who have been paid most and least per minute of Premier League action so far this season
By dividing a players' contract earnings by the amount of pitch time they have seen, subtracting any wages accrued while out injured, it is easy to see who is justifying their money and who is not
Chelsea have three defenders among the top 10 highest-paid players per minute, which is sure to anger fans after recent poor performances
Victor Moses reportedly earned £75,000-a-week before his loan move to Fenerbahce but only played 26 minutes in the Premier League
Zappacosta has been pulling in £101,111 for every 60 seconds on the pitch while Gary Cahill is even more overpaid and Danny Drinkwater has picked up £2million without playing a single minute, having been frozen out by Sarri
On the other hand, Cesar Azpilicueta is earning his keep with just £1000 per minute of top-flight action – but which player earns just £38 per minute and who pulls in £630,000? (Data collected from August 10 to February 11)Lowest-paid players per minute of Premier League action by club 20
Chelsea: César Azpilicueta – £1000 per minute (Earns £90,000 a week, played 2340 minutes in the Premier League) 19
Tottenham Hotspur: Harry Winks – £916 per minute (Earns £50,000 a week, played 1,419 minutes in the Premier League) 18
Manchester United: Marcus Rashford – £767 per minute (Earns £45,000 a week, played 1,525 minutes in the Premier League) 17
Manchester City: Ederson – £695 per minute (Earns £65,000 a week, played 2,430 minutes in the Premier League) 16
Arsenal: Matteo Guendouzi – £688 per minute (Earns £40,000 a week, played 1556 minutes in the Premier League) 15
Everton: Jonjoe Kenny – £555 per minute (Earns £15,000 a week, played 703 minutes in the Premier League) 14
Liverpool: Joe Gomez – £487 per minute (Earns £30,000 a week, played 1,048 minutes in the Premier League) 13
Southampton: Jan Bednarek – £485 per minute (Earns £20,000 a week, played 1,071 minutes in the Premier League) 12
Newcastle United: DeAndre Yedlin – £385 per minute (Earns £30,000 a week, played 2,025 minutes in the Premier League) 11
Leicester City: Daniel Amartey – £360 per minute (Earns £21,000 a week, played 641 minutes in the Premier League) 10
Brighton & Hove Albion: Gaetan Bong – £339 per minute (Earns £20,000 a week, played 1535 minutes in the Premier League) 9
Burnley: Charlie Taylor – £301 per minute, (Earns £25,000 a week, played 2160 minutes in the Premier League) 8
Bournemouth: David Brooks – £300 per minute (Earns £20,000 a week, played 1598 minutes in the Premier League) 7
Watford: Craig Cathcart – £267 per minute (Earns £23,077 a week, played 2,243 minutes in the Premier League) 6
Huddersfield Town: Philip Billing – £204 per minute (Earns £15,000 a week, played 1910 minutes in the Premier League) 5
Crystal Palace: Aaron Wan-Bissaka – £174 per minute (Earns £15,000 a week, played 2235 minutes in the Premier League) 4
Cardiff City: Sol Bamba – £162 per minute (Earns £14,000 a week, played 2250 minutes in the Premier League) 3
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Matt Doherty – £117 per minute (Earns £10,000 a week, played 2219 minutes in the Premier League) 2
Fulham: Denis Odoi – £109 per minute (Earns £8,900 a week, played 2115 minutes in the Premier League) 1
West Ham United: Declan Rice – £38 per minute (Earned £3,000 a week up until December 28th, played 2026 minutes in the Premier League)Highest-paid players per minute of Premier League action by club 20
Brighton & Hove Albion: Florin Andone – £1,948 per minute (Earns £40,000 a week, played 534 minutes in the Premier League) 19
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Leander Dendoncker – £1,949 per minute (Earns £37,923 a week, played 506 minutes in the Premier League) 18
Newcastle United: Yoshinori Muto – £2,560 per minute (Earns £54,000 a week, played 615 minutes in the Premier League) 17
West Ham United: Lucas Perez – £5,376 per minute (Earns £80,000 a week, played 372 minutes in the Premier League) 16
Fulham: Fabri – £6,500 per minute (Earns £45,000 a week, played 180 minutes in the Premier League) 15
Manchester City: Kevin De Bruyne – £6,530 per minute (Earns £350,000 a week, played 536 minutes in the Premier League) 14
Huddersfield Town: Colin Quaner – £9,081 per minute (Earns £16,000 a week, played 37 minutes in the Premier League) 13
Manchester United: Alexis Sanchez – £10,813 per minute (Earns £350,000 a week, played 615 minutes in the Premier League) 12
Cardiff City: Loic Damour – £11,785 per minute (Earns £9,519 a week, played 21 minutes in the Premier League) 11
Liverpool: Daniel Sturridge – £12,381 per minute (Earns £130,000 a week, played 273 minutes in the Premier League) 10
Burnley: Ben Gibson – £16,508 per minute (Earns £40,000 a week, played 63 minutes in the Premier League) 9
Everton: Phil Jagielka – £16,667 per minute (Earns £50,000 a week, played 54 minutes in the Premier League) 8
Leicester City: Adrien Silva – £22,727 per minute (Earnt £80,000 a week, played 88 minutes in the Premier League) 7
Arsenal: Carl Jenkinson – £23,226 per minute (Earns £45,000 a week, played 31 minutes in the Premier League) 6
Southampton: Sam Gallagher – £50,000 per minute (Earns £40,000 a week, played 8 minutes in the Premier League) 5
Watford: Miguel Britos – £50,000 per minute (Earns £25,000 a week, played 13 minutes in the Premier League) 4
Bournemouth: Jermaine Defoe – £98,759 per minute (Earnt £103,462 a week, played 22 minutes in the Premier League) 3
Chelsea: Gary Cahill – £123,810 per minute (Earns £100,000 a week, played 21 minutes in the Premier League) 2
Tottenham Hotspur: Georges-Kevin N'koudou – £218,750 per minute (Earnt £35,000 a week, played 4 minutes in the Premier League) 1
Crystal Palace: Pape Souare – £630,000 per minute (Earns £30,000 a week, played 1 minute in the Premier League)
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Man City News - Europa League last-16 draw: Arsenal and Chelsea learn fate, Sarri given tricky tie - Duration: 2:08.
The Europa League last 16 draw has taken place, pitting Chelsea against Dynamo Kiev while Arsenal will face Rennes
Chelsea overcame Malmo in the last round, while the Gunners had to come from behind in their tie with BATE Borisov to advance
SEE MORE: Video: Callum Hudson-Odoi caps rare appearance for Chelsea with goal vs Malmo However, both sides eventually sealed their place in the last 16, and it's Maurizio Sarri's side who now face a tricky tie with Dynamo Kiev, as a trip to the Ukraine will undoubtedly be a tough challenge with regards to the travel involved and the atmosphere
In contrast, Arsenal will arguably fancy their chances against Rennes, while the draw has kept the giants away from each other for the time being with the likes of Inter, Napoli and Valencia all expected to secure safe passage to the next round
The Europa League has undoubtedly taken on added importance for many of the teams involved, whether that be for the possibility of qualifying for the Champions League by winning it or for the fact that it represents their best opportunity of winning a trophy this season
In turn, things are only going to become more competitive, but it remains to be seen firstly if Chelsea and Arsenal can both avoid any slip-ups and come through unscathed in their respective ties
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