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  • Nation demands recognition of March 25 as genocide day
  • Malaysia nods Padma bridge investment
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IN BANGLADESH, parliamentary misconduct has become so routine an affair that it might appear to be a waste of effort even to discuss the whys and wherefores of it. Forget the daily adjournments and walkouts... Full story


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