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Neighbours' Spat

October 2004 | Political Risk Analysis

A spate of violence in north-east India has strained relations with neighbouring Bangladesh. BMI View: There is fresh pressure on Prime Minister Khaleda Zia's government to curb internal violence to ensure potential investors are not scared away.

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