G20 officials visit disputed Kashmir amid tight security.
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Delegates from the G20 nations arrived in Indian-controlled Kashmir for a tourism meeting, the first significant international event in the region since India stripped it of semi-autonomy in 2019. The meeting aims to show that the controversial changes have brought "peace and prosperity" to the region. However, China and Pakistan have condemned the meeting, arguing that such events cannot be held in disputed territories. India has dismissed their criticism, saying that Pakistan is not even a member of the G20.
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