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Bangladesh could pay for failing to crack down on its Islamist threat

31 March 2021

12:15 AM

31 March 2021

12:15 AM

Bangladesh turned 50 last week and the country has much to celebrate. Having inherited a dismal GDP growth rate of -14 at its birth in 1971, Bangladesh’s most recent figures for the growth in the size of its economy (7.8 per cent) edged out India (6.1 per cent), and comfortably outdid Pakistan (5.8

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