UNITED NATIONS (AP) — Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon criticized Myanmar's military junta Monday for what he called its "unacceptably slow response" to

YANGON: The US sent its first aid flight to Myanmar yesterday, but experts warned the relief effort was floundering and 1.5 million cyclone survivors were

With local communications still in paralysis, we have ample reasons to believe the scale and magnitude of the havoc that Cyclone Nargis has wrecked are far

By Rima Abdelkader United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-Moon on Tuesday told reporters Myanmar Senior General Than Swe has not responded to his repeated

12 May 2008 – Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon today registered his “immense frustration” with the pace of relief efforts following the cyclone in Myanmar last

The Vietnamese government will provide US$200000 in emergency aid to victims of Cyclone Nargis in Myanmar, a diplomat said Friday.

A second Russian plane carrying humanitarian aid has arrived in cyclone-hit Myanmar. The emergency ministry cargo includes food, tents and medical supplies.

(NECN/ABC) - Families sit alone, no food, no water. But on state television, the government launches a promotional campaign for today's referendum.

The United Nations Secretary-General, General Ban Ki-Moon urged the military regime in Myanmar to allow dispatch more international aid for the victims of

Myanmar's military government says, the country is not ready to accept foreign aid workers amidst mounting criticism of its response to the devastating

UN Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon called on Thursday for Myanmar’s military rulers to quickly exempt all visa requirements for United Nations aid workers

Pressure is growing on Myanmar to open its doors to foreign aid and staff. Some aid has arrived, but the UN says big obstacles remain.

New York. UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon has promised to provide the urgent humanitarian aid Myanmar needs to handle the consequences of the devastating

UN humanitarian affairs chief John Holmes told reporters the problem with visas for UN relief officials had improved somewhat. UN Secretary-General Ban

(Prensa Latina) UN Secretary General Ban Ki-moon demanded the government of Myanmar to help thousands of survivors of the Nargis cyclone, because otherwise

New York: The UN has expressed its "disappointment and frustration" at the limited access to Myanmar, where some 1.5 million victims of cyclone Nargis are