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| Talks bring new hopes to families separated by the Line of Control |
In 2004 Pakistan and India embarked on a peace process - major sticking points on both sides have yet to be overcome.
Delhi would like the Line of Control to become an international border, while Islamabad would like Muslim-majority areas to become part of Pakistan.
Pakistan wants the separatists included in the talks, but India says there is no space for any third party.
Both sides are exploring starting a bus link which would allow some families to meet for the first time in decades.
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