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Italy’s participation in a recent NATO exercise in the North Atlantic demonstrates its commitment to bolstering the U.S.-led alliance’s efforts to check Russian aggression across the globe, Italian navy officials say.

In Sudan, two generals are fighting for power and sinecures. Khartoum-based female activist Hala al-Karib says there can be no democracy with them: for that, women need to enter politics. Interview by Andrea Backhaus

The UN said $3 billion was needed to provide urgent help to nearly a million people ravaged by war in Sudan

QinetiQ is providing range management, aerial targets and support and evaluation services for the multinational multi-domain Exercise Formidable Shield taking place in the UK and Norway.

LONDON, United Kingdom. QinetiQ will again assist in the execution of the live-fire integrated air and missile defence exercise Formidable Shield (FS), the company announced in a statement. This exercise is organized by the U.S. Sixth Fleet and NATO's Naval Striking and Support Forces (STRIKFORNATO), and will take place in MOD Hebrides, Scotland, after the first portion of the exercise was conducted Andoya, Norway.

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QinetiQ is once more assisting in the delivery of Exercise Formidable Shield (FS), a live-fire combined integrated air and missile defence exercise taking place at MOD Hebrides in Scotland, and Andoya in Norway.

Fighting continues to rage between government troops and rebel militia forces in Sudan, despite efforts to impose a ceasefire.

The pair also diverged, in their interview with Sky News Arabia, from the current situation on the ground. After a month of fighting between the army and | The Eastern Herald. Visit our Google News Channel: https://news.google.com/publications/CAAqBwgKMIS09Aow25KdAw

ANKARA -- Türkiye was heading toward a likely runoff presidential election as Sunday vote count showed neither of the candidates above the 50-percent t