Several South Asian nations are intensifying efforts to revive the SAARC regional bloc, arguing that collective cooperation is essential to address regional challenges. However, the organization remains paralyzed as India refuses to participate in summits until Pakistan addresses long-standing concerns regarding cross-border terrorism.
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Several South Asian nations are intensifying efforts to revive the SAARC regional bloc, arguing that collective cooperation is essential to address regional challenges. However, the organization remains paralyzed as India refuses to participate in summits until Pakistan addresses long-standing concerns regarding cross-border terrorism.
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