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| Jul. 5 |
Kabul |
UN to urge revamp of Afghan aid Kai Eide, the envoy to Afghanistan, is set to outline a new plan on spending foreign aid, amid concerns that millions of dollars have been w...
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| Jun.4 |
Myanmar |
U.S. ships to abort Myanmar mission U.S. Navy ships loaded with supplies for victims of the cyclone will sail away, after the junta refused for 3 weeks to allow them to deliver...
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| Jun.1 |
Myanmar |
Gates could withdraw Navy ships U.S. Defense Secretary will make a decision within days to withdraw U.S. ships from the coast of Myanmar, after junta 'neglect'
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| May.24 |
Myanmar |
Burma seeks crucial aid donations Dozens of international delegates are to meet in Rangoon to pledge money for recovery after the devastating Cyclone Nargis, which killed 78,000
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| May.23 |
Myanmar |
Myanmar to admit all aid workers| U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon: Ruling junta agreed to 'allow all aid workers regardless of nationalities' into the country to help cyclone survivors | | |
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| May.20 |
Myanmar |
Burma to let UN copters deep into country Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon: reclusive government has agreed to allow U.N. helicopters into some of the least accessible areas
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| May.19 |
Myanmar |
Myanmar agrees to regional cyclone aid| Myanmar has agreed to let its South Asian neighbors send medical personnel and an assessment team to the country | |
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| May.17 |
Myanmar |
UN to press Burma on aid access A humanitarian envoy is due in Burma to try to persuade the junta to grant more access to UN workers to help with the cyclone relief efforts
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| May.16 |
Myanmar |
U.S. to bypass junta to send aid Myanmar is allowing U.S. government aid workers to give aid directly to private aid groups.
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| May.15 |
Myanmar |
Storm aid frustrations grow Top aid envoys are ramping up pressure on Burma, as reports suggest aid is still not reaching the region worst hit by Cyclone Nargis
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Myanmar |
Junta denies misusing cyclone aid The ruling junta has denied claims that the military is holding back the best foreign aid and distributing low-quality supplies to survivors
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| May.13 |
Myanmar |
Myanmar allows more U.S. aid flights The government of Myanmar authorized five more U.S. flights to land in the country with needed aid for survivors of the cyclone
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Junta lacking in cyclone response
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| May.12 |
Myanmar |
First US aid plane lands in Burma The US spent days negotiating with military government to gain permission for the aircraft to land
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| May.11 |
Myanmar |
U.S. aid flight en route to Myanmar| A U.S. military airplane with relief supplies has taken off on a mission that American officials say they hope will 'build trust' | |
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Myanmar |
Burma eases restrictions on aid Increased amounts of aid have started to reach cyclone-stricken amid signs the government is easing restrictions on foreign access
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| May.10 |
Myanmar |
Cyclone aid used to entice voters As aid groups struggled to distribute supplies despite government obstacles, Myanmar TV was urging people to vote 'yes' in a referendum
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Myanmar |
Sporadic aid trickles into Burma Deliveries of aid to help cyclone victims are arriving sporadically, as aid agencies continue to face obstacles set by the regime
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| May.9 |
Myanmar |
U.N. 'furious' as Myanmar aid 'seized' The World Food Program official is 'furious' over the government's refusal to allow the organization to distribute aid
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| May.8 |
Myanmar |
Burma 'wants aid not foreigners' Burma wants supplies but not foreign aid workers, hours after the UN chief urged military leaders to prioritise relief work
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The United Nations pressures to speed up the issuing of visas to foreign relief experts.
Dozens of aid experts are waiting for visas in Thailand; the Burmese embassy there has closed for a public holiday
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Myanmar |
UN 'disappointed' at Burma access The UN is extremely disappointed at the slow progress made in securing access to victims of last weekend's cyclone
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| May.6 |
Myanmar |
Relief groups scramble to aid Myanmar
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54 Myanmar migrants suffocate in freezer
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| Oct.13 |
Bangladesh |
Nobel winner to use prize to help poor Muhammad Yunusa and the Grameen Bank won the award for advancing economic, social opportunities for the poor
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Aid donation bid for Lebanon
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| Nov.19 |
Pakistan |
Aid pledges top $5.4bn Campaigning and lobbying at an international donors conference yielded pledges of $3 billion to assist Pakistan
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Annan pleads for more quake aid
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| Oct.10 |
Pakistan |
Frustration over aid delivery| Frustration is mounting over the pace of relief efforts in the quake zone with remote regions still not accessible | |
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