Pakistan’s imports from India have rebounded to the levels seen before the conflict, despite the two countries not engaging in formal trade. The resurgence of cross‑border commerce raises questions about whether the strained relationship could be easing. Analysts note the shift in trade patterns as a potential sign of a broader diplomatic thaw. Readers can explore what this development might mean for regional economics and future ties.
Formally, they're not trading at all. But Pakistan's imports from India are back to pre-war levels. Is a thaw next?
