Bangladesh party rejects unity offer from rival

07 Jun 2008

A call for national unity by the party of detained former Bangladesh prime minister Begum Khaleda Zia was immediately rebuffed on Friday by its main rival in a sign the country’s political cracks are as wide as ever. Full Story

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