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"Why Didn't You Sign It First?" Bangladesh PM To Opposition On July Charter
BNP claims it was first to sign July Charter and commits to fulfilling it amid opposition criticism.
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9 Years After Dhaka Attack, Why Bangladesh Is Welcoming Zakir Naik Now
Following the 2016 Dhaka Holey Artisan Bakery terror attack, the Sheikh Hasina government had banned Zakir Naik's Peace TV. The decision was taken after one of the attackers had said that he and his associates were inspired by the rabid speeches made
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Anti-National Forces Staged Mock Trial Against Sheikh Hasina: Awami League
Anti-national and anti-independence forces have staged a mock trial against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a kangaroo court formed to implement their political objectives in Bangladesh, Awami League said in a statement.
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Protests Erupt In Bangladesh After 52% Hike In Fuel Prices
The Bangladesh government said that fuel price increase was inevitable given global market conditions.
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Bangladesh Stops Mobile Services In Areas Along Indian Border: Reports
The Bangladesh government has suspended mobile networks along the borders with India, citing security reasons "in the current circumstances", a move that will affect around 10 million users in the area, according to media reports.
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Ex-Bangladeshi Chief Justice Cautions India Against His Government
Former chief justice of Bangladesh Surendra Kumar Sinha, who has sought political asylum in the US, has urged India to support the rule of law and democracy in his country, saying the Indian government should not ignore the will of people by backing the "autocratic" Awami League-led government.
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Bangladesh Blocks Over 30 News Websites
In a crackdown on media, Bangladesh government has blocked over 30 online portals and news websites, including some pro-opposition media.
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Foreign Media On Zakir Naik, 'Doctor-Turned-Firebrand Preacher'
Amid rising calls for a ban against him, a controversial Islamic television preacher in India denied Friday any links to terror attacks and accused the media of putting him on trial.
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Rohingya Huddled in Bangladesh Camps Fear Plan to Move Them On
More than 20 years after the first wave of Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar, fear is spreading through the sweltering camps of mud houses where they found shelter in southern Bangladesh that they will soon be on the move again.
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Bangladesh Bans Islamist Group Linked to Blogger Killings
Bangladesh today banned an Islamist militant outfit that is believed to be behind the gruesome hacking deaths of three secular bloggers in recent months that have evoked outrage in the country and across the globe.
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Burdwan Blast Case: Chargesheet against 21, Including 4 Bangladeshi Nationals
Nearly six months after an explosion in a house in West Bengal's Burdwan district, the National Investigation Agency or NIA today filed a chargesheet in a Kolkata court against 21 people, including four Bangladeshi nationals.
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Indo-Bangla 'Maitree Express' Firebombed in Troubled Bangladesh
Passengers on the Indo-Bangla 'Maitree Express' on Sunday had a narrow escape when opposition activists in Bangladesh hurled petrol bombs on the train going to Dhaka. Violence allegedly triggered by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party-enforced nationwide transport blockade continued unabated in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh abolishes caretaker govt for elections
Bangladesh's Parliament on Thursday rescinded a 15-year-old requirement that general elections be overseen by non-partisan caretaker governments - a move the Opposition says could allow incumbents to rig the votes.The ruling coalition of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina pushed the Constitutional amendment through Parliament with a vote of 291-1, well m...
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"Why Didn't You Sign It First?" Bangladesh PM To Opposition On July Charter
BNP claims it was first to sign July Charter and commits to fulfilling it amid opposition criticism.
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9 Years After Dhaka Attack, Why Bangladesh Is Welcoming Zakir Naik Now
Following the 2016 Dhaka Holey Artisan Bakery terror attack, the Sheikh Hasina government had banned Zakir Naik's Peace TV. The decision was taken after one of the attackers had said that he and his associates were inspired by the rabid speeches made
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Anti-National Forces Staged Mock Trial Against Sheikh Hasina: Awami League
Anti-national and anti-independence forces have staged a mock trial against former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina in a kangaroo court formed to implement their political objectives in Bangladesh, Awami League said in a statement.
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Protests Erupt In Bangladesh After 52% Hike In Fuel Prices
The Bangladesh government said that fuel price increase was inevitable given global market conditions.
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Bangladesh Stops Mobile Services In Areas Along Indian Border: Reports
The Bangladesh government has suspended mobile networks along the borders with India, citing security reasons "in the current circumstances", a move that will affect around 10 million users in the area, according to media reports.
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Ex-Bangladeshi Chief Justice Cautions India Against His Government
Former chief justice of Bangladesh Surendra Kumar Sinha, who has sought political asylum in the US, has urged India to support the rule of law and democracy in his country, saying the Indian government should not ignore the will of people by backing the "autocratic" Awami League-led government.
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Bangladesh Blocks Over 30 News Websites
In a crackdown on media, Bangladesh government has blocked over 30 online portals and news websites, including some pro-opposition media.
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Foreign Media On Zakir Naik, 'Doctor-Turned-Firebrand Preacher'
Amid rising calls for a ban against him, a controversial Islamic television preacher in India denied Friday any links to terror attacks and accused the media of putting him on trial.
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Rohingya Huddled in Bangladesh Camps Fear Plan to Move Them On
More than 20 years after the first wave of Rohingya Muslims fled Myanmar, fear is spreading through the sweltering camps of mud houses where they found shelter in southern Bangladesh that they will soon be on the move again.
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Bangladesh Bans Islamist Group Linked to Blogger Killings
Bangladesh today banned an Islamist militant outfit that is believed to be behind the gruesome hacking deaths of three secular bloggers in recent months that have evoked outrage in the country and across the globe.
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Burdwan Blast Case: Chargesheet against 21, Including 4 Bangladeshi Nationals
Nearly six months after an explosion in a house in West Bengal's Burdwan district, the National Investigation Agency or NIA today filed a chargesheet in a Kolkata court against 21 people, including four Bangladeshi nationals.
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Indo-Bangla 'Maitree Express' Firebombed in Troubled Bangladesh
Passengers on the Indo-Bangla 'Maitree Express' on Sunday had a narrow escape when opposition activists in Bangladesh hurled petrol bombs on the train going to Dhaka. Violence allegedly triggered by the Bangladesh Nationalist Party-enforced nationwide transport blockade continued unabated in Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh abolishes caretaker govt for elections
Bangladesh's Parliament on Thursday rescinded a 15-year-old requirement that general elections be overseen by non-partisan caretaker governments - a move the Opposition says could allow incumbents to rig the votes.The ruling coalition of Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina pushed the Constitutional amendment through Parliament with a vote of 291-1, well m...
