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Banned at the Border, Bought in the Bazaar: How Indian Goods Keep Reaching Pakistan

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    On paper, trade between India and Pakistan has all but stopped. In practice, Indian medicines, chemicals, sugar and auto parts still turn up on Pakistani shelves and factory floors, usually after a detour through a third country. The formal break dates to 2019. After the Pulwama attack, India…

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On paper, trade between India and Pakistan has all but stopped. In practice, Indian medicines, chemicals, sugar and auto parts still turn up on Pakistani shelves and factory floors, usually after a detour through a third country. The formal break dates to 2019. After the Pulwama attack, India…

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Banned at the Border, Bought in the Bazaar: How Indian Goods Keep Reaching Pakistan

On paper, trade between India and Pakistan has all but stopped. In practice, Indian medicines, chemicals, sugar and auto parts still turn up on Pakistani shelves and factory floors, usually after a detour through a third country. The formal break dates to 2019. After the Pulwama attack, India…

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