Kashmir and Taiwan share similarities in that both regions are marked by complex geopolitical tensions and disputes over sovereignty. They are each claimed by larger nations—India and Pakistan in the case of Kashmir, and China regarding Taiwan—leading to ongoing conflicts and significant military presence. Additionally, both areas have unique cultural identities that are closely tied to their historical contexts. These similarities highlight the challenges of self-determination and international recognition faced by both regions.
Kashmir is a contested area between India and Pakistan.
The Taiwan Straight
This is the Taiwan Strait.
The Kashmir insurgents were the third party in the Kashmir dispute, along with the Indians and Pakistanis. The insurgents were split between wanting independence and wanting to be part of Pakistan.
Kashmir is a source of tension between India & Pakistan because different countries keep claiming Kashmir.
It is between Hindus and Muslims
It is in INDIA between JAMMU KASHMIR state.
The people of Kashmir are almost equally divided, numerically, between Hinduism and Islam.
Because Kashmir is the disputed region between India and Pakistan and eye of content between both countries.
Kashmir willow is more cheaper and weaker than English willow. Many famous cricketers such as Alistair Cook use Kashmir willow
Taiwan is 16 hours ahead of Seattle from the 1st Sunday of November until the 2nd Sunday of March. Taiwan is 15 hours ahead of Seattle the rest of the year.
China and India