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Contemporary South Asia.pptx
South Asia faces many political and social issues that challenge stable democracy and regional cooperation. Major points of conflict include territorial disputes like Kashmir, water sharing tensions, and ethnic conflicts. While countries like India, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh have established democratic systems, others like Pakistan have faced repeated military coups. Regional cooperation through SAARC has been limited by political differences. Both China and the US now exert growing influence in South Asia.
