The United States has poured nearly 40 billion dollars in aid to South Asia since the September 11 attacks but the terror threat from the region remains a top problem, a congressional hearing was told.
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WASHINGTON: The United States has poured nearly 40 billion US dollars in aid to South Asia since the September 11 attacks but the terror threat from the region remains a top problem, a congressional hearing was told Wednesday.
WASHINGTON (AFP) - The United States has poured nearly 40 billion dollars in aid to South Asia since the September 11 attacks but the terror threat from the region remains a top problem, a congressional hearing was told Wednesday.
WASHINGTON (AFP)--The U.S. has poured nearly $40 billion in aid to South Asia since the September 11 attacks but the terror threat from the region remains a top problem, a congressional hearing was told Wednesday.
An influential US lawmaker, who heads the Congressional Committee that has jurisdiction over matters pertaining to the subcontinent, has warned that South Asia poses the greatest terrorist threat to the United States. Congressman Gary L Ackerman, New York Democrat, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Subcommittee on the Middle East and South Asia, declared, "South Asia is arguably the place
French retailing giant Carrefour, recently under fire in China from protesters opposed to French policy on Tibet, said Tuesday that first quarter sales in China were at their best levels since 2001.
WASHINGTON - THE United States has poured nearly US$40 billion (S$55 billion) in aid to South Asia since the September 11 attacks but the terror threat from the region remains a top problem, a congressional hearing was told on Wednesday.
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