Almost at the top of world crisis is terrorism, that of extremist religious sects waging a war against other people in order to unite them under one religion or to avenge any slight done to their people. These radicals are some of the most dangerous people in the world, for they kill for neither pleasure nor money, but for their principles and faith. Governments around the world must find a way to achieve peace with them and to gain a sort of middle ground to agree on, because failure to do so will result to more innocent deaths and widespread destruction.
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ROME (AFP) - Conservative billionaire Silvio Berlusconi won Italy’s general elections by an unexpectedly wide margin on Monday, securing a third term as prime minister but warning of tough times ahead for the country in the grip of an economic downturn.Berlusconi will return to the prime minister’s office for the third time since 1994, the year after he burst onto the political stage with his party of the time, Forza Italia! (Go Italy!). The Piepoli polling institute predicted Berlusconi’s coalition would win 162 of the Senate’s 315 seats, giving him six more than the minimum needed for an absolute majority.