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U.N. chief: Myanmar to admit all aid workers

Myanmar's ruling junta agreed Friday to "allow all aid workers regardless of nationalities" into the country to help cyclone survivors, U.N. Secretary General Ban Ki-moon said.

Time.com: Burmese Police Arrest Comedian

A well-known Burmese satirist is in jail after providing aid to cyclone survivors

Time.com: Burma Approves Aid Worker Visas

Burma's military rulers have approved visas for dozens of international relief workers and were allowing more foreigners into areas devastated by a cyclone that left millions in need of aid

Time.com: More Aid Headed to Burma

Aid soon will be able to reach the more than 1 million cyclone victims still waiting for their first assistance if Burma's military regime allows the assistance

Time.com: Burma's Woes: A Threat to the Junta

Analysis: A TIME writer, just expelled from Burma, explains how anger and foreign aid could help unhinge the ruling junta

Myanmar agrees to accept ASEAN cyclone aid

Myanmar has agreed to let its South Asian neighbors send medical personnel and an assessment team to the cyclone-ravaged country, more than two weeks after a storm that killed tens of thousands of people.

Myanmar's junta leader visits cyclone refugees

Two weeks after Cyclone Nargis devastated Myanmar, the country's reclusive junta leader Than Shwe visited a refugee camp outside Yangon, according to video broadcast on state television.

Time.com: In Burma, Fear Trumps Grief

With tens of thousands dead and more than a million people at risk, the cyclone's victims still have the junta on their minds

First lady calls on Myanmar's ruling junta to 'step aside'

U.S. first lady Laura Bush -- in a rare foray into foreign policy -- called on Myanmar's military junta to "step aside," give up the "terror campaigns" against its people and allow for a democratic Myanmar in a commentary published in Wednesday's Wall Street Journal.

Protesters defiant amid envoy's visit

United Nations envoy to Myanmar Ibrahim Gambari arrived Saturday for talks with senior government officials aimed at finding a peaceful resolution to ongoing clashes between the military's ruling junta and pro-democracy activists, a Western diplomat told CNN.

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