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Nationwide protest continue as tens of thousands call for the death penalty for convicted war criminals.
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Bangladesh reels from political bickering
Spat between ruling party and opposition over restoration of caretaker system for upcoming vote has crippled the nation.
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Bangladesh opposition protests turn violent
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Missing in Action
A political crisis is engulfing Bangladesh as opposition party members disappear under mysterious circumstances.
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Violence marks general strike in Bangladesh
Opposition protest against court order jailing 33 opposition politicians disrupts public life in major areas of Dhaka.
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Opposition arrests spark Bangladesh clashes
General strike under way in response to charges of arson charges against senior opposition leaders.
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