Non-alignment as Leverage: Sri Lanka and the India-Pakistan T20 Flare-up

by admin | Feb 13, 2026 | Asia

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Pakistan said that in solidarity with Bangladesh, it would boycott the cricket match against India in Colombo. Then Sri Lanka walked in to provide all actors with an off-ramp.

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