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India has more to lose than Pakistan if another war erupts :NYT

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By Web Desk Published August 20, 2015 1 Min Read
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Karachi: India has more to lose than Pakistan if another war between the two countries erupts, said The New York Times in its editorial on Wednesday.

Stressing the need for restraint in the wake of ongoing cross border exchange of fire between the two countries, the American newspaper says the attack could spiral out of control as the Kashmir remains a dangerous flash point.

It said both the neighbors will have a chance to resolve their differences through dialogue when national security advisors of Pakistan and India meet this month.

 

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