It's clearly the end of the road for Gambari - his role as an interlocutor is finished if he is unable to talk directly to either Aung San Suu Kyi or [junta leader] Than Shwe ... He has no more cards to play. 
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Quote from The UN at a dead-end in Myanmar
It's clearly the end of the road for Gambari - his role as an interlocutor is finished if he is unable to talk directly to either Aung San Suu Kyi or [junta leader] Than Shwe ... He has no more cards to play.
was said
in Malaysia Sun
ASEAN and China have been happy to hide behind the UN. Now they will have to take the lead to try to convince the junta to make their roadmap credible and acceptable to the region and the international community.
was said
in Malaysia Sun
Aung San Suu Kyi is refusing to see the UN envoy before he sees a senior representative of the SPDC
was said
in Malaysia Sun
Nonetheless, I sometimes wonder whether it is realized that if I fail, and the UN fails, this would have negative consequences for the role of the organization in terms of mediation, conflict prevention and peaceful resolution of conflicts, not only in [Myanmar] but throughout the world.
was said
in Malaysia Sun
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