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We have started to collect the most important news related to Bangladesh in November 2005. By default, most recent news are listed first.
Several senior politicians are arrested in Bangladesh as part of the government's anti-corruption drive.
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Bangladeshi Nobel Peace Prize winner Muhammad Yunus announces plans to form his own political party.
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Another former minister is detained in Bangladesh as the government says it is stepping up an anti-corruption drive.
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Bangladesh appoints two new election commissioners to oversee the forthcoming general election.
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Up to three million Muslims hold mass prayers in Bangladesh to end one of the world's biggest pilgrimages.
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At least eight top politicians are detained in Bangladesh's capital Dhaka, officials and media reports say.
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All five election commissioners in Bangladesh resign after months of protests over alleged vote-rigging.
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A court in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, rules that elections cannot be held for at least three months.
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The new head of Bangladesh's interim government vows to crack down on corruption and violence.
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Soldiers are enforcing a national state of emergency in Bangladesh imposed by the president.
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Bangladesh's president resigns as interim leader and declares a state of emergency as disputed polls are put back.
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The UN and EU suspend election observer missions in Bangladesh after weeks of political crisis.
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More protests are held as political parties in Bangladesh press for elections to be postponed.
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Bangladeshi police prevent Awami League demonstrators from surrounding the presidential palace.
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Violence continues in Bangladesh on the second day of a transport blockade in support of electoral reform.
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Police in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka, clash with protesters on the first day of a nationwide blockade.
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At least 40 people are killed in eastern Bangladesh after a packed bus crashes and catches fire.
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A court in Bangladesh orders former ruler Gen Ershad to turn himself in ahead of elections this month.
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Bangladesh's main opposition party and its allies say they will boycott the upcoming parliamentary election.
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Bangladesh's opposition alliance calls off a boycott of next month's general election, ending months of protests.
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