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Burma aid blockage "unacceptable"
A man is treated in a temporary hospital run by the Myanmar Army
Gordon Brown has said the blocking of aid to the victims of Cyclone Nargis in Burma is "utterly unacceptable."
- PM urges "difficult and brave steps" to Middle East peace
- PM starts Middle East meetings
- Palestinian territories "open for business"
- Gordon Brown hopeful of Darfur talks
- PM encourages investment in Iraq
- Gordon Brown speaks out on Zimbabwe violence
- PM meets ANC leader Jacob Zuma
The PM's views
"We will work together to see if we can make a contribution to making for a safer, more peaceful and more prosperous world."
"We wish to move forward to discuss the issues that are important for the future of Europe - climate change, economic cooperation, trade and fighting terrorism."
Gordon Brown in the US
From 16-19 April 2008, Gordon Brown made his second visit to the United States since becoming Prime Minister.
In pictures: Sarkozy state visit
View images of French President Nicolas Sarkozy's state visit to the UK on the Downing Street Flickr channel.
Development webchat
Douglas Alexander, Secretary of State for International Development, answered your questions
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- Department for International Development (new window)
- European Union (new window)