US mulls food drops in Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 25     Favoured : None 0 What's this WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States said Thursday it was mulling dropping food and aid into cyclone-ravaged parts of Myanmar and did not rule out doing so without approval from the country's military rulers.

Singapore's April non-oil domestic exports likely rebounded on more drug sales | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 21     Favoured : None SINGAPORE (Thomson Financial) - Non-oil domestic exports in Singapore likely rebounded in April following a contraction in March due to more shipments of pharmaceutical products offsetting continued weak demand for electronics, economists said. One arrested in Burma embassy protest | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 22     Favoured : None Police are expected to charge a woman for allegedly tossing a plastic water bottle at a car entering the Burmese Embassy compound during a protest in Canberra. US caught between aid and politics over Myanmar disaster | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 27     Favoured : None 0 What's this WASHINGTON (AFP) - US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice insists aid to cyclone-ravaged Myanmar has nothing to do with politics but critics and some Asian diplomats wonder whether Washington is mixing the two. UPDATE: Myanmar 'Not Ready' For Foreign Aid Workers | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 21     Favoured : None UPDATE: Myanmar 'Not Ready' For Foreign Aid Workers (adds quotes from government, details throughout, background) YANGON (AFP)--Myanmar said Friday it was not ready to let in foreign aid workers, rejecting international pressure to allow experts into Nargis strikes - Do everything to help the victims in Myanmar | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 20     Favoured : None DESPITE advance warning from India, Myanmar's military rulers failed to respond quickly to save people from the wrath of cyclone Nargis that hit the country's Irrawaddy delta last Saturday. UN: Myanmar Refusal To Grant Visas 'Unprecedented' | Print |  E-mail Friday, 09 May 2008   Views : 21     Favoured : None YANGON (AP)--The United Nations says Myanmar's refusal to give visas to relief experts is 'unprecedented' in the history of humanitarian work.

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