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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
HC stays Rupali privatisation process	The Daily Star	2005-07-18
JS body to discuss Ctg ammo haul	The Daily Star	2005-07-18
	The Daily Star	2005-07-18
Share prices fall amid growing political stress	The Daily Star	2005-07-18
Population in capital to cross 21.5m by 2015	The New Nation	2005-07-18
Election Commission wants back power to bring contempt charge	News From Bangladesh	2005-07-18
Governance failures, corruption eclipse economic achievement	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
Draft of National Cultural Policy submitted	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
President appoints 48 Assistant Attorney General	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
Abducted child rescued, 3 held in Savar	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
Reform proposals must be discussed in JS: Kamal	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
JS body inquires about Ctg arms haul case	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
7 get life term for double murder in Khulna	The Daily Independent	2005-07-18
Workers clash over strike, 40 hurt; Hartal observed	The Daily Star	2005-07-17
Flood tightens grip in northern districts	The Daily Star	2005-07-17
Down and out at Rohingya camps	The Daily Star	2005-07-17
5 AK47s, ammo seized after gunfight in CHT	The Daily Star	2005-07-17
Saarc states to montior drugs trade	South Asia Free Media	2005-07-17
?ISI agents entering India via Bangladesh'	New Age	2005-07-17
Foreign experts suggest shifting of Tengratila relief well site	New Age	2005-07-17
India may allow duty-free access for Bangladesh goods	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
1.5m people marooned ;Flood situation worsens in 5 northern dists	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
US Peace Corpse chief hints at its expansion;Visits volunteers? sites in country, pleased at English skill of youths	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Bodies of seven Bangladeshis may arrive from Taef by month-end	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Govt to import 200 CNG-run buses from S.Korea	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
No admission test for higher secondary classes	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Boats only means of transport in DND area	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Erosion turns worse in Munshiganj;Affected people desperately search for shelters	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Journalist Belal murder case;Accused gives confessional statement	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Factory manager injured in alleged RAB torture	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Govt official?s house looted in city	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
RAB nabs two close associates of Zisan	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Japan writes off $1.6b loan	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
Govt will be made to bow to caretaker reform demand;Hasina says before leaving for US, takes swipe at Mannan Bhuiyan	The Daily Independent	2005-07-17
SSC results examined	The Daily Star	2005-07-17

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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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