Yemen seeks larger U.S. aid to fight terrorism
Yemen demands far more military assistance than Washington plans, arguing the al Qaida offshoot remains emboldened while authorities face a stronger southern secession threat. U.S. aid to Yemen may double to 250 million in 2011, with a broader strategy to enhance security and development.
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Berlusconi surveys flood areas in northern Italy
Italian Premier Silvio Berlusconi surveyed the northern region struck by floods that caused about 1.4 billion dollars in damage to a productive area. He pledged swift aid after floods around Verona and Vicenza killed three and evacuated about 3,000. The region hosts Soave wine and many factories, with some of the harvest lost.
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