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No Rooms, Meals For Bangladeshi Tourists In Tripura: Hotel Association
Hotels and restaurants in Tripura will not temporarily accept bookings from tourists from Bangladesh, the top association of the travel sector in the northeast state said in a statement, amid the strain in diplomatic ties between the two neighbours.
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Video: Man Sets Bangladeshi Restaurant In New York On Fire Over Botched Chicken Order
Norbu, 49, was detained by the New York Police Department's Arson and Explosion Detectives for intentionally setting a restaurant on fire.
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In UK, A Call For "Vindaloo Visas" For Chefs From India
Britain's 3.6 billion pound curry restaurant industry, popularized by Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants in the UK, is facing a crisis post-Brexit. Curry restaurants across the island nation are suffering from staff shortages because of visa restrictions and are allegedly being shut down at a rate of four a week, as a result.
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Bangladeshi Entrepreneur Opens Cafe Named After Donald Trump In Dhaka
Donald Trump's fanbase in Dhaka now has an official hangout spot -- a restaurant which has been named Trump Cafe in the US President's honour.
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Bangladesh Eatery Bans Foreigners Fearing Extremist Attack
An upscale Bangladeshi restaurant has banned foreign guests, fearing a repeat of last year's deadly terrorist attack in a Dhaka cafe, the owner said Thursday.
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Bangladesh Officials Seek More Samples From Dhaka Cafe Attackers' Bodies
Bangladeshi investigators have sought more samples from the bodies of the slain attackers to check whether the ISIS' 'super soldiers' carried out the country's worst terror attack at an upscale restaurant in Dhaka's diplomatic zone early this month, killing 22 people.
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Bodies Of 9 Italians Killed In Bangladesh Attack Brought To Rome
The bodies of nine Italians killed by Islamist militants who stormed an upmarket restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital last week were brought to Rome in a military plane on Tuesday.
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Dhaka Attack: John Kerry Offers Bangladesh FBI Help As Police Probe Attackers' Links
US Secretary of State John Kerry has offered Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina help to investigate those behind the killing of 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant, as police examine how the young, affluent and educated attackers were radicalised.
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Hostage-Takers Were From Bangladesh Group, Not ISIS: Minister
The terrorists who slaughtered 20 hostages at a Dhaka restaurant were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant outfit and not followers of the ISIS, a senior minister said today.
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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Most Dhaka Hostages Were Killed Mercilessly By Sharp Weapons: Bangladesh Army
The attack on a cafe in the Bangladeshi capital left 22 people dead including two policemen and 20 hostages, the Bangladesh army said on Saturday, most killed with sharp weapons.
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Dhaka Restaurant Owner Has No Contact With Staff
The owner of the Bangladeshi restaurant Holey Artisan Bakery at the center of the bloody hostage-taking said he wasn't able to communicate with his staff.
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Bangladesh Hostage Crisis: What Happened And Why
Bangladeshi troops have stormed a cafe popular with foreigners in the diplomatic zone of the capital Dhaka after suspected Islamist militants took dozens of diners hostage.
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20 Hostages Dead In Dhaka Siege Claimed By ISIS; 6 Terrorists Killed
Bangladeshi forces stormed an upscale Dhaka restaurant to end a hostage-taking by heavily armed militants early Saturday, killing six of the attackers and rescuing 13 captives including foreigners. One terrorist was also caught alive.
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White House Says Barack Obama Briefed On Hostage Situation In Bangladesh
President Barack Obama has been briefed about the attack on a restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka on Friday, the White House said.
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No Rooms, Meals For Bangladeshi Tourists In Tripura: Hotel Association
Hotels and restaurants in Tripura will not temporarily accept bookings from tourists from Bangladesh, the top association of the travel sector in the northeast state said in a statement, amid the strain in diplomatic ties between the two neighbours.
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Video: Man Sets Bangladeshi Restaurant In New York On Fire Over Botched Chicken Order
Norbu, 49, was detained by the New York Police Department's Arson and Explosion Detectives for intentionally setting a restaurant on fire.
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In UK, A Call For "Vindaloo Visas" For Chefs From India
Britain's 3.6 billion pound curry restaurant industry, popularized by Indian, Pakistani and Bangladeshi immigrants in the UK, is facing a crisis post-Brexit. Curry restaurants across the island nation are suffering from staff shortages because of visa restrictions and are allegedly being shut down at a rate of four a week, as a result.
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Bangladeshi Entrepreneur Opens Cafe Named After Donald Trump In Dhaka
Donald Trump's fanbase in Dhaka now has an official hangout spot -- a restaurant which has been named Trump Cafe in the US President's honour.
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Bangladesh Eatery Bans Foreigners Fearing Extremist Attack
An upscale Bangladeshi restaurant has banned foreign guests, fearing a repeat of last year's deadly terrorist attack in a Dhaka cafe, the owner said Thursday.
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Bangladesh Officials Seek More Samples From Dhaka Cafe Attackers' Bodies
Bangladeshi investigators have sought more samples from the bodies of the slain attackers to check whether the ISIS' 'super soldiers' carried out the country's worst terror attack at an upscale restaurant in Dhaka's diplomatic zone early this month, killing 22 people.
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Bodies Of 9 Italians Killed In Bangladesh Attack Brought To Rome
The bodies of nine Italians killed by Islamist militants who stormed an upmarket restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital last week were brought to Rome in a military plane on Tuesday.
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Dhaka Attack: John Kerry Offers Bangladesh FBI Help As Police Probe Attackers' Links
US Secretary of State John Kerry has offered Bangladeshi Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina help to investigate those behind the killing of 20 people at a Dhaka restaurant, as police examine how the young, affluent and educated attackers were radicalised.
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Hostage-Takers Were From Bangladesh Group, Not ISIS: Minister
The terrorists who slaughtered 20 hostages at a Dhaka restaurant were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant outfit and not followers of the ISIS, a senior minister said today.
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Not ISIS, All Local Militants, Says Bangladesh Government On Dhaka Attack
The terrorists who launched Friday's attack on a Dhaka restaurant, slaughtering 20 hostages, were members of a homegrown Bangladeshi militant group and not followers of the Islamic State of Syria and Iraq, a senior minister of Bangladesh has said.
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Most Dhaka Hostages Were Killed Mercilessly By Sharp Weapons: Bangladesh Army
The attack on a cafe in the Bangladeshi capital left 22 people dead including two policemen and 20 hostages, the Bangladesh army said on Saturday, most killed with sharp weapons.
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Dhaka Restaurant Owner Has No Contact With Staff
The owner of the Bangladeshi restaurant Holey Artisan Bakery at the center of the bloody hostage-taking said he wasn't able to communicate with his staff.
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Bangladesh Hostage Crisis: What Happened And Why
Bangladeshi troops have stormed a cafe popular with foreigners in the diplomatic zone of the capital Dhaka after suspected Islamist militants took dozens of diners hostage.
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20 Hostages Dead In Dhaka Siege Claimed By ISIS; 6 Terrorists Killed
Bangladeshi forces stormed an upscale Dhaka restaurant to end a hostage-taking by heavily armed militants early Saturday, killing six of the attackers and rescuing 13 captives including foreigners. One terrorist was also caught alive.
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White House Says Barack Obama Briefed On Hostage Situation In Bangladesh
President Barack Obama has been briefed about the attack on a restaurant in the Bangladeshi capital Dhaka on Friday, the White House said.
