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 Red Cross volunteers unload on Tuesday Feb.21, 2006, boxes of relief supplies from the US Government at a warehouse in St. Bernard town near the village of Guinsaugon, Leyte province and intended for survivors and evacuees affected by the massive landsli
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 The Australian 
Burma will accept US cyclone aid
| BURMA will accept emergency aid from the United States, state television said today, a week after a devastating cyclone, but did not specify how it would be delivered or distributed. State televisio... (photo: .(AP Photo/Bullit Marquez))
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 The Australian 
Red Cross workers get visas for Burma
| SEVEN Red Cross aid workers, including four Australians, have received visas to enter cyclone-hit Burma. Australian Michael Annear, regional disaster response coordinator who has been in Burma since... (photo: creative commons)
 Bangladesh cyclone . (mb1)  The Manila Times 
Myanmar 'not ready' to receive foreign aid workers

| YANGON: Myanmar said on Friday it was not ready to let in foreign aid workers, rejecting international pressure to allow experts into the isolated nation where disease and starvation are stalking cy... (photo: US Marine Corp / Cpl. Peter R. Miller)
Disease   Myanmar   Nation   People   Photos  
 THE KREMLIN, MOSCOW. Meeting with the Cabinet.  - Vladimir Putin       (js1)  The Manila Times 
Putin: Still Russia's paramount leader
| Most keen observers of the Kremlin are convinced that Vladimir Putin will continue to be the paramount leader of Russia. He is, officially, only the head of government as prime minister. But his pro... (photo: Russian Presidential Press and Information Office)
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 Bangladesh Cyclone. (mb1) The Manila Times
Myanmar cyclone survivors starving

| BANGKOK: Desperate survivors of the Myanmar cyclone are facing serious | health worries one week after the disaster, with everything from disease to snakebites putting ... (photo: AP / Pavel Rahman)
Bangkok   Health   Myanmar   People   Photos  
Ban Ki-Moon, U.N. Secretary General The Australian
UN savages Burma junta over bans

| THE UN blasted Burma's military junta yesterday, saying its refusal to let in foreign aid workers was "unprecedented" in the history of humanitarian work, even as survi... (photo: AP / Martial Trezzini)
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 Mrs. Laura Bush hosts a roundtable discussion about the humanitarian crisis facing Burma at the United Nations in New York City Tuesday, Sept. 19, 2006. (mb1) Philadelphia Daily News
US official: 1 shipment to be allowed to Myanmar
| FOSTER KLUG | The Associated Press | WASHINGTON - The governing military junta in Myanmar has agreed to allow a single U.S. cargo aircraft to bring in relief supplies f... (photo: White House /Shealah Craighead )
Asia   Crisis   Cyclone   Junta   Military   Myanmar   Photos   US   Washington   World  
 President George W. Bush holds a press conference Wednesday, Oct. 17, 2007, in the James S. Brady Press Briefing Room. "Congress has work to do on the budget. One of Congress´s basic duties is to fund the day-to-day operations of the federal g Common Dreams
US Urged to Reform Foreign Aid
| WASHINGTON, May 8 (OneWorld) - More than 800 development and human rights activists are gathering here this week, developing and calling on Congress to implement new st... (photo: White House by Eric Draper)
Aid   Development   Human Rights   Photos   Poverty   US   Washington   World  
 Rice - crop - agriculture - grains (mj1) wnhires Khaleej Times
India may ease rice curbs; supply worries linger

| MANILA - India said on Friday it may allow limited rice exports, a sign that a global supply crisis could start to ease, as Philippine traders held off purchases hoping... (photo: WN)
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 Agriculture - Farming - Farm - rice field (mj1) wnhires Orlando Sentinel
Myanmar crisis sends rice futures higher

NEW YORK - Rice futures surged Thursday on worries that devastation to Myanmar's rice-growing heartland could lead to widespread shortages, worsening the global food cris... (photo: WN)
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 UN GENERAL ASSEMBLY MEETS TO DISCUSS HUMAN RIGHTS QUESTIONS 10 December 2004 (cg1) CNN
U.N. 'furious' as Myanmar aid 'seized'

| BANGKOK, Thailand (CNN) -- The United Nations' top World Food Program official says he is "furious" over the Myanmar's government's refusal to allow the organization to... (photo: UN file)
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In this image from television released by the Democratic Voice of Burma, an elderly Myanmar woman lays waiting for help , jsa1 Infowars
Burma death toll worse than Tsunami
| THE death toll in cyclone-ravaged Burma could hit 500,000 - more than TWICE the total killed by the Boxing Day Tsunami. | Last night's warning came as it emerged that 1... (photo: AP / Democratic Voice of Burma)
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