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November 5, 2009 3:47 am

BANGKOK - The United States, although embarking on a new policy of engagement, will not lift its sanctions on Myanmar unless its ruling generals make concrete progress toward democratic reform, a senior U.S. diplomat said Thursday. [More]

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Photos, video of U.S. envoy meeting with Suu Kyi in Myanmar- Myanmar10:23 am Wednesday
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U.S. officials meet Aung San Suu Kyi - Myanmar4:02 am Wednesday
YANGON, Myanmar A U.S. State Department official met with Aung San Suu Kyi today in a visit that marked the highest-level talks between an American diplomat and Myanmar's detained opposition leader in 14 years.
Senior US officials visit Myanmar - Myanmar Tuesday
YANGON, Myanmar The United States embarked on a new policy of engagement with Myanmar on Tuesday, sending two senior diplomats for the highest-level visit in more than a decade.

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