The Pahalgam terror attack and the ensuing events that followed was a critically volatile time in South Asia. Two of the world’s nuclear armed powers, and the largest regional players were at each other’s throats. Escalations, missile strikes, cross border shelling created a crisis that could have galvanised into a conventional war. Considering the magnitude of the events and the subsequent tensions, the responses from the rest of south Asian nations were at best muted or tempered....