Controversy Surrounds G20 Summit in Kashmir with Saudi Arabia and China's Boycott
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India is hosting a G20 tourism meeting in the disputed region of Kashmir amid high security, with China and Pakistan condemning the event. The Indian portion of Kashmir has been roiled for decades by an armed rebellion seeking independence or a merger with Pakistan. Security has been beefed up to avoid any chance of terrorist attack during the G20 meeting, the first diplomatic event in the disputed region since New Delhi revoked its limited autonomy and took direct control in 2019. China, Turkey, Saudi Arabia, and Indonesia are reportedly unlikely to join the event.
- India hosts G20 tourism meet in Kashmir under heavy security Al Jazeera English
- G20 delegates begin meeting in disputed Kashmir, with region's intense security largely out of view Yahoo News
- China and Saudi Arabia boycott G20 meeting held by India in Kashmir The Guardian
- Kashmir, G20 Summit & Idea of India: Our Land, Right & a Shining Personification The Quint
- Saudi Arabia and China pull out of G20 summit in Kashmir Middle East Eye
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