India and Pakistan begin Kashmir talks

The foreign secretaries of nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan began two-day talks today that will include their first formal dialogue on disputed Kashmir since they launched a peace process a year ago, officials said.

The foreign secretaries of nuclear-armed rivals India and Pakistan began two-day talks today that will include their first formal dialogue on disputed Kashmir since they launched a peace process a year ago, officials said.

Both countries claim the entire Himalayan region of Kashmir, which is divided between them. They’ve fought two wars over the area since their independence from Britain in 1947.

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