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The 43 pages that link to Bangladesh, each with the reason it gives.

• Bangladesh Liberation WarBroader topic: It was the political outcome for which the liberation struggle was fought.

• Climate migrationBroader topic: Flooding, river erosion, and cyclones contribute to displacement and migration within the country.

• IndiaCompared with: Its borders and regional ties reflect the partition and political changes of the subcontinent.

• East PakistanBroader topic: Bangladesh emerged from East Pakistan after the 1971 war and Pakistani surrender.

• West BengalCompared with: It shares Bengal’s language and history while forming West Bengal’s eastern international neighbor.

• Awami LeagueNarrower topic: The Awami League’s independence movement brought the country into existence.

• Six-Point MovementBroader topic: The autonomy campaign developed into the political struggle that established Bangladesh.

• Bengali Language MovementBroader topic: The movement is remembered as an early milestone in the country’s national history.

• 1970 Pakistani general electionBroader topic: The election’s unresolved transfer of power ended in the separation of its eastern wing.

• Bengal SultanateNarrower topic: Much of the sultanate’s former territory lies within present-day Bangladesh.

• Ganges DeltaBroader topic: Most of the delta lies within Bangladesh, where its rivers structure settlement and agriculture.

• Brahmaputra RiverRelated: The river enters Bangladesh and joins the Ganges system near its delta.

• Operation SearchlightRelated: The crackdown accelerated the struggle that established the country.

• Rohingya refugee crisisRelated: Its government and communities carry the largest hosting burden.

• Tajuddin AhmadNarrower topic: Ahmad’s premiership helped establish its first national government.

• Yahya KhanBroader topic: Its creation was the defining outcome of Yahya’s presidency.

• Bangladesh Nationalist PartyNarrower topic: The party's history and political contests are rooted in Bangladesh's national institutions and society.

• Kazi Nazrul IslamRelated: Nazrul spent his final decades in Dhaka and became a central figure in Bangladesh’s national culture.

• Eastern Indo-Aryan languagesRelated: Bangladesh is a major national setting for an eastern Indo-Aryan language.

• Farakka BarrageRelated: Bangladesh lies downstream and has raised concerns about reduced dry-season Ganges flows.

• Mukti BahiniBroader topic: Its creation was the central political outcome of the struggle Mukti Bahini fought.

• Sam ManekshawRelated: The military victory he led helped bring about Bangladesh’s emergence as an independent state.

• Rakhine StateRelated: Its border with Rakhine is also a major route for refugee flight.

• A. K. Fazlul HuqBroader topic: Huq’s popularity in East Bengal became part of the region’s longer tradition of autonomous politics.

• Battle of HilliRelated: The battle took place during the conflict that established Bangladesh.

• Bangladesh genocideBroader topic: The mass violence and war culminated in the creation of the state.

• BengaliRelated: Bengali is the principal language of public life and national identity there.

• Grameen BankNarrower topic: Grameen Bank’s institutions and lending practices developed within Bangladesh.

• MeghalayaRelated: The international boundary shapes cross-border trade, migration, and security concerns.

• Rajshahi DivisionNarrower topic: Rajshahi Division is one of Bangladesh’s first-level administrative regions.

• BengalisBroader topic: Most Bengalis live in Bangladesh, where Bengali identity is closely tied to national culture.

• CarromRelated: Its players participate in the regional and international carrom scene.

• Chittagong DivisionNarrower topic: Chittagong Division is one of Bangladesh’s eight administrative divisions.

• Dhaka DivisionNarrower topic: Dhaka Division is one of Bangladesh’s first-level administrative regions.

• Teesta RiverNarrower topic: The Teesta enters Bangladesh before joining the Brahmaputra.

• Barisal DivisionNarrower topic: Barisal Division was one of Bangladesh’s top-level administrative regions.

• Bishwa IjtemaNarrower topic: The gathering’s location and national history are inseparable from Bangladesh.

• Indian flying foxBroader topic: Its orchards and settlements are among the landscapes where the bat occurs.

• Rangpur DivisionNarrower topic: Rangpur Division is one of Bangladesh’s administrative divisions.

• AgartalaRelated: Its border runs close to Agartala and shapes the city’s regional trade and movement.

• Bhola cycloneBroader topic: The cyclone’s political aftermath formed part of the path toward Bangladesh’s independence.

• History of DhakaNarrower topic: The city’s present national role emerged from Bangladesh’s independence.

• IlishRelated: The fish is a national symbol and a major element of Bangladeshi food culture.