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Nor has Kashmir been able to rely on other regional players to promote a plebiscite, due to Russian and Chinese fears of self-determination in their respective provinces of Chechnya and Sinkiang.

Scholars and journalists consider Kashmir problem. (Human Rights) by Ziad, Homayra / Washington Report on Middle East Affairs

Arguably this is a microcosm of a much larger conflict between Islamic and Orthodox peoples that extends from the Balkans through Central Eurasia and is paralleled by similar situations involving Muslims on one side and both Chinese and Hindus (in Sinkiang, kashmir, and elsewhere) in which the former, whose forebears indeed were expansionist many centuries ago, now seek self-determination and/or equality in the face of civilizations who at present victimize them.

Huntington and his critics: the West and Islam by Perry, Glenn E. / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)

Nepalese political and economic relations" was the "increased Russian and Chinese Communist interest in the Himalayan periphery of Nepal, and events in Tibet and Sinkiang Province and their impact on Nepal.

U.S. Aid to Nepal in the Cold War Period: Lessons for the Future by Khadka, Narayan / Pacific Affairs

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