Question
Which south Asian countries are experiencing ongoing conflict
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GPT 3.5
1. Afghanistan: The country has been in conflict for decades, with the Taliban insurgency continuing to pose a significant threat to stability and security.
2. Pakistan: The country faces ongoing conflict in its northwestern regions, particularly in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Balochistan, where insurgent groups and separatist movements are active.
3. India: The conflict in the disputed region of Kashmir between India and Pakistan has been ongoing for decades, with frequent incidents of violence and unrest.
4. Sri Lanka: Although the civil war between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) ended in 2009, there are still tensions and occasional outbreaks of violence in the country.
5. Bangladesh: The country has experienced periodic political violence and unrest, particularly around elections and issues of governance.
6. Myanmar: The conflict between the Myanmar government and various ethnic armed groups continues in the country's border regions, particularly in Rakhine State and Shan State.
7. Nepal: Although the country's civil war ended in 2006, there are still political tensions and occasional outbreaks of violence, particularly related to issues of governance and the rights of marginalized groups.
8. Bhutan: The country has experienced occasional border disputes with China and India, but overall remains relatively stable.
2. Pakistan: The country faces ongoing conflict in its northwestern regions, particularly in the Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA) and Balochistan, where insurgent groups and separatist movements are active.
3. India: The conflict in the disputed region of Kashmir between India and Pakistan has been ongoing for decades, with frequent incidents of violence and unrest.
4. Sri Lanka: Although the civil war between the Sri Lankan government and the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE) ended in 2009, there are still tensions and occasional outbreaks of violence in the country.
5. Bangladesh: The country has experienced periodic political violence and unrest, particularly around elections and issues of governance.
6. Myanmar: The conflict between the Myanmar government and various ethnic armed groups continues in the country's border regions, particularly in Rakhine State and Shan State.
7. Nepal: Although the country's civil war ended in 2006, there are still political tensions and occasional outbreaks of violence, particularly related to issues of governance and the rights of marginalized groups.
8. Bhutan: The country has experienced occasional border disputes with China and India, but overall remains relatively stable.