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Bangladesh Nationalist Party has completed all its preparations to hold its widely publicised grand rally in the city today.>> A high official of the United States government yesterday expressed 'concern' about Bangladesh's future and spelt out the measures the US expects Dhaka to take if it is to become a 'full partner' in its battle against Islamic terrorism. >> The commerce minister, Altaf Hossain Chowdhury, on Tuesday claimed he did not return empty-handed from the just-concluded ministerial meeting of the World Trade Organisation in Hong Kong despite Washington?s avowed unwillingness to provide Dhaka duty-free access for garment products.>> The main opposition Awami League on Tuesday criticised the government for its failure to protect the country?s interests in the just-concluded ministerial conference of the World Trade Organisation (WTO) in Hong Kong.

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Head Line	News Source	Issue Date
Huge JMB arsenals in 36 districts	The Daily Independent	2005-12-18
Shaikh Abdur Rahman not in govt custody, says Babar	The Daily Independent	2005-12-18
The way explosives enter country	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-18
India tightens security on border	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-18
Deal Minus Dhaka, Phnom Penh	The Daily Star	2005-12-18
Migrant Child Workers	The Daily Star	2005-12-18
'Air pollution level to rise in city this winter?	The Daily Star	2005-12-18
WTO summit Dhaka drive to form G-14 plus group	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-17
Rajshahi JMB chief arrested	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-17
International syndicate active for supplying arms, explosives to JMB	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-17
Indo-Bangla issues can be settled thru? dialogue, says Pranab	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-17
Bangladeshi youth killed by Indian BSF	News From Bangladesh	2005-12-17
1,000 workers die in ship breaking yard accidents in 10 years: survey	New Age	2005-12-17
Victory Day Celebrated; Tribute to war heroes, vow to rid country of militancy	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Compensation from Niko; 9bcf gas, Tk 250cr bank guarantee demanded	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Treatment of Netrakona blasts victim uncertain	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Corporate Social Responsibility II; Compliance issues key to survival of export-oriented sectors	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
China to offer tariff-free trade to world's poorest	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Nat'l convention against repression of journalists tomorrow	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Tale of a dejected freedom fighter	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Bangladesh uncovers another explosives cache	Google News	2005-12-17
Tk 5 cr programme to combat monga stalled in Nilphamari	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
Programme for quality education in 26 villages	The Daily Star	2005-12-17
JMB unfazed, threatens to continue bombings	New Age	2005-12-17
1,000 workers die in ship breaking yard accidents in 10 years: survey	New Age	2005-12-17
Graft alleged in admission to govt secondary schools Class V ?pass? certificates on sale	New Age	2005-12-17
Flower export likely to decline Growers need training, govt support	New Age	2005-12-17
Ctg JMB chief tells of Qaeda links; Says intellectuals, NGOs were next targets; admits many militants have Jamaat past	The Daily Star	2005-12-16
V-Day back with call for war on militancy	The Daily Star	2005-12-16
WTO summit: Dhaka faces critical negotiating stage; US may not give RMG products duty-free access	The News Today	2005-12-16
	The Daily Independent	2005-12-16
Press curbing law planned; Provision made for cancellation of declaration, mainstream media sidetracked	The Daily Star	2005-12-16
JMB military network nearing collapse, claims RAB	New Age	2005-12-16
Speculation rife that JMB supremo is in police custody	The Daily Star	2005-12-16
2 more dens busted; Explosives, jihadi books seized; 3 JMB men, 2 suicide bombers held	The Daily Star	2005-12-16

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Whispering campaign against media The surreptitious manner in which the Press Council chairman has been moving towards imposing new curbs on the media is disturbing. If he has indeed suggested to the government that amendments be made in the existing laws dealing with the press (and there are reasons to believe he has), he has only reinforced the notion that the future of
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