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Bangladesh also stated that these provocations may lead to untoward consequences.
Bangladesh lodges protest against Myanmar for airspace violation
According to the statement, on 10, 12 and 14 September, Myanmar military battalion drones and helicopters entered Bangladesh's airspace.

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Aerial image of the London attack
ISIS claims London bucket bomb attack that injured 29
The explosion, on a District Line Tube in the British capitals southwest, occurred as the train pulled into Parsons Green station. Commuters said they heard a bang and saw a fireball inside the carriage when the "bucket bomb" exploded..

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President Donald Trump
Trump pledges 'close collaboration' with UK after London attack: White House
President Donald Trump on Friday told British Prime Minster Theresa May the United States would continue to help the United Kingdom thwart attacks, the White House said in a statement after a blast on a London commuter train earlier in the day.

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Trump's response on London attack indicates he will pitch for extending his travel ban
While condemning the London terror attack, Trump made his intentions clear when he went on defaming the London Police for being inactive and made a pitch for his government's controversial travel ban plan.

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Rohingya refugees climb a truck to receive aid distributed by local organisations at Balukhali makeshift refugee camp in Cox's Bazar, Bangladesh. (Photo: Reuters)
As Rohingya deepens, Bangladesh fears Pakistan's ISI will foment trouble
Top sources in Dhakha told India Today "the possibility of Arakan Rohingya Salvation Army (ARSA), the militant group blamed by Myanmar for violence, being used Pakistan's ISI is extremely high."

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London metro blast
London metro blast being treated as terror act
An explosion inside a London metro train triggered panic and stampede among passengers. A few of the passengers also reported of facial injuries. 

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Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and Prime Minister Narendra Modi raise hands after the groundbreaking ceremony for the Ahmedabad-Mumbai bullet train project in Ahmedabad. (Photo: Reuters)
Shinzo Abe's India visit: China warns against 'third party' involvement in Arunachal
PM Narendra Modi and visiting Japanese PM Shinzo Abe on Thursday announced the setting up of an India-Japan Act East Forum, which will take forward development of India's northeast.

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London metro blast
London metro blast an act of terrorism, IED was used in explosion: Police
Metro services between busy Earls Court and Wimbledon on the District Line have been suspended after the blast.|WATCH LIVE

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Kim Jong-un
True, Kim Jung-un fires missile over Japan but he is also firing up North Korean economy
Two years after taking over the reins of North Korean administration, Kim Jong-un promised his people that they "will not have tighten their belts again." Kim has since launched a series of economic reforms.

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Rohingya refugees
Sushma calls Sheikh Hasina, assures Bangladesh of support on its stand on Rohingya refugees
Sushma Swaraj told Sheikh Hasina that India is ready to help Bangladesh in urging Myanmar to take back Rohingya Muslims hit by ethnic violence.

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Dr. Achutha Reddy
Telangana doctor stabbed to death near his clinic in Kansas, patient arrested
The attack on Dr. Achutha Reddy, 57, began in his clinic and ended in a nearby lane as doctor was chased down by the assailant, the police said.

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India-Japan meet focused on counter China strategy
Terror, Doklam, OBOR: India-Japan meet focused on counter China strategy
During the talks between the two leaders, India and Japan inked 15 pacts to give a boost to cooperation in various key sectors, including civil aviation, trade, and science and technology.

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