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UN envoy meets Suu Kyi
Myanmar pro-democracy leader holds talks with UN special representative after her recent release from house arrest.
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Sudan vote 'held up by donors'
Foreign donors refusing to give funding directly to commission organising independence referendum, official says.
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UN urges Darfur camp aid resumption
Concerns of food and fuel shortages in refugee camp sealed off after violence.
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Head of Unamid tells Al Jazeera that stopping work in Darfur would be "irresponsible."
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Bashir threatens to expel UN
Sudanese president warns aid organisations to "support government authorities" in Darfur.
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Ban Ki-moon expected to press ruling military to free political prisoners.
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UN envoy arrives in Myanmar
Talks with country's military rulers could pave way for visit by UN secretary general.
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Myanmar says UN must end sanctions
Military government tells UN envoy sanctions must end before it will consider reforms.
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