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Seige Of Dhaka: When Hardline Hefazat-e-Islam Protested, And Nearly 100 Died
Bangladesh Election 2026: Bangladesh is preparing for another general election born out of a massive student-led uprising that overthrew the Sheikh Hasina-led government.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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PM Modi Speaks To Sheikh Hasina, Says Dhaka Attack Has 'Pained Us Beyond Words'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Dhaka attack has "pained us beyond words" as he spoke to his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina, conveying that India stands firmly with the country in this hour of grief.
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Bangladesh's Opposition Attempts to Break Khaleda Zia Siege
Bangladesh riot police lobbed pepper spray inside opposition leader Khaleda Zia's office compound today after dozens of her supporters attempted to break a seige, said a senior aide.
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Seige Of Dhaka: When Hardline Hefazat-e-Islam Protested, And Nearly 100 Died
Bangladesh Election 2026: Bangladesh is preparing for another general election born out of a massive student-led uprising that overthrew the Sheikh Hasina-led government.
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Months After Cafe Siege, Dhaka Attackers Buried 'Unclaimed'
More than two months after the cafe; siege in Dhaka that killed 20, five terrorists and another suspected attacker killed in the raid have been buried by a charitable trust.
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PM Modi Speaks To Sheikh Hasina, Says Dhaka Attack Has 'Pained Us Beyond Words'
Prime Minister Narendra Modi today said the Dhaka attack has "pained us beyond words" as he spoke to his Bangladesh counterpart Sheikh Hasina, conveying that India stands firmly with the country in this hour of grief.
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Bangladesh's Opposition Attempts to Break Khaleda Zia Siege
Bangladesh riot police lobbed pepper spray inside opposition leader Khaleda Zia's office compound today after dozens of her supporters attempted to break a seige, said a senior aide.
