ISLAMABAD/WASHINGTON - THE United States on Tuesday offered Pakistan US$110 million (S$165 million) to help people driven from their homes by fighting in the Swat Valley and said it was trying to redress 30 years of 'incoherent' US policy toward the nuclear-armed country.
Pakistani soldiers battled Taliban militants in towns in the picturesque valley, which is about 100 km from the capital, Islamabad, as authorities scrambled to get food to thousands of civilians trapped by the fighting.