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national unity government

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noun

  1. a government formed by a coalition of parties, esp in time of national emergency

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The golfers, along with his white agriculture minister, himself from an opposition party which is part of the national unity government, were there, at least in part, as a shield - a kind of diplomatic golden dome if you will, and it worked.

From BBC

The National Unity Government, which represents the ousted civilian administration, said that its armed forces would begin a two-week pause in "offensive military operations, except for defensive actions" in areas affected by the earthquake from Sunday.

From BBC

Aung Kyaw Moe, a Rohingya who is deputy minister for human rights in the resistance movement’s shadow National Unity Government, wrote on his Facebook page on Saturday that Buthidaung had been burned to “a pile of ash” and that its residents had fled to rice fields outside of town.

From Seattle Times

According to the National Unity Government, which calls itself Myanmar's government in exile, more than 60% of Myanmar's territory is now under the control of resistance forces.

From BBC

A month after that, Duwa Lashi La, the acting president of the National Unity Government, the country’s popular opposition organization which lays claim to being its legitimate government, designated the property as a cultural heritage site and prohibited its sale or destruction, under threat of eventual legal punishment.

From Seattle Times