The effects of kashmir conflicts on nepal

The Kashmir conflict is a territorial and political conflict between India, on the one hand, and Pakistan and China on the other. These last nations claim to India the territories that it possesses in the Kashmir region, in the northwest of the Indica peninsula. As a result of this conflict there have been various wars between India and its neighbors, which in turn support each other in their territorial claims.

In the middle of this conflict is Nepal, a nation that is located in the Himalayas, serving as a buffer state between China and India, just east of Kashmir. This small nation, located between these two territorial, economic, political and military giants, indirectly suffers from the conflicts between the two, given its geographical position and its direct relationship with both nations. Thus, before each conflict between these countries, the economy of Nepal is paralyzed, since its powerful neighbors, which are its main trading partners, stop trading to devote their main efforts to the conflict.