Italy will deploy 500 soldiers to Milan after violent protests
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Italy plans to deploy 500 soldiers to Milan following violent cost-of-living protests that led to hundreds of detentions and arrests. The government is proposing tougher security measures, but critics argue that more attention should be given to addressing poverty, housing and education. Meanwhile, drone strikes in Sudan have killed more than 200 people in recent attacks, including civilians at a funeral convoy and markets. The escalating violence is worsening the humanitarian crisis and raising fears of cross-border conflict, prompting South Sudan to summon Sudan’s ambassador. Separately, a power fault at Google’s London cloud zone caused widespread disruption to UK courts, banks and other online services, affecting court hearings, banking apps, card payments and transfers. Google began restoring services by early afternoon, with most customers reportedly back online by 3 p.m. The post Italy will deploy 500 soldiers to Milan after violent protests first appeared on Radio ARA.
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