By VOA News Aid agencies continue to send some relief teams into cyclone-hit areas of Burma Tuesday, after the military government pledged at a donors'

BANGKOK - As foreign aid groups waited yesterday for Burma to honor a promise of free access to millions of isolated cyclone survivors, France registered

A senior UN official says there are fragile signs that Burma's co-operation with the international aid effort for victims of Cyclone Nargis is improving.

Donor nations urged Burma to live up to its commitment to admit all foreign relief workers and allow them to carry out an independent assessment of the

AN INTERNATIONAL conference was convened yesterday to pledge funds for the 2.4 million survivors of Burma's cyclone crisis.

By Bruce Hill in Rangoon, Colin Freeman and Tom Chivers Burma’s military government is expected to ask for $11bn (£5.5bn) in aid from the international

By VOA News Burma is preparing to hold the second round of a constitutional referendum in areas of the country devastated by Cyclone Nargis on May 3.

A boy at Kyondah refugee camp with his Red Cross bag, delivered from Thailand. Foreign relief workers are reaching more people, but say the task remains

Burma's junta leader has agreed to allow access to all foreign aid workers to help with the relief operation after Cyclone Nargis, UN Secretary General Ban

Burma's Senior General Than Shwe has agreed to let in "all" aid workers to help the 2.4 million survivors of Cyclone Nargis. UN Secretary-General Ban