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Hello, this is Isabella Jewell, part of the team from the Global News Podcast.
Tensions in India and Pakistan have spiked once again over the divided region of Kashmir.
raising fears of a dangerous conflict between the two nuclear-armed neighbours.
But why is the Himalayan region such a flashpoint?
What do people in India and Pakistan think of it all?
And is there a way to resolve the dispute?
To help us answer these questions, we're hearing from BBC journalists in the region.
Listen now, just search for Global News Podcast wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
Hello and welcome to NewsHour Live from the BBC World Service in London.
I'm Rebecca Kesby.
Within the past hour,
black smoke has emerged from the tiny chimney above the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican.
That means the process of choosing the next Pope will continue tomorrow.
In 30 minutes, we'll hear from our correspondent in St Peter's Square.
First, though,
can the governments of India and Pakistan be urged to turn back from the brink as tensions escalate in the region?
India says the strikes were revenge for what they allege was Pakistan's state involvement in a deadly terror attack in Indian-administered Kashmir last month.
Pakistan denies that charge.
World leaders and senior diplomats have been calling for both sides to show caution and restraint.