Security risks in Bangladesh could rise
The government is not complacent about the multiple security risks facing the country, but some policies could backfire
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- Retriggered violence?
- Election risk
- Islamist militancy with global connections
- Two main culprits
- Anti-state violence
- Targetting foreigners?
- IS risk
- Local links?
- Special interest in Bangladesh?
- Cross-border threat
- JMB-LeT
- AAI-AQIS
- JMB attacks?
- AAI attacks?
- Rohingya risks?
- Domestically focused Islamists
- Jammat grievances
- Befriending Islamists
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_350.jpg "Security personnel block the road where police shot dead a suspected militant in Bangladesh (Reuters/Mohammad Ponir Hossain)")