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- 1Sudan army gains ground as rebels retreat, but crisis deepens●Domani: Sudan, i ribelli sono in ritirata. Ma l’apocalisse non si ferma Le forze armate regolari stanno prevalendo sulle
In Sudan, the regular armed forces are gaining the upper hand over the rebel militias, which are reporting defections and retreats. However, the Italian newspaper Domani warns the conflict is far from over, and the humanitarian crisis continues to worsen despite the military advances.
- 2Italian newspaper ties Paris unrest to Italian left●Oggi a Parigi, domani a Roma. Francia a ferro e fuoco: saldatura tra gauche, ProPal e islamici. E qui Landini e Salis so
Italian daily Tempo Web's front page for October 3 argues that protests in Paris reveal an alliance between the French left, pro-Palestine movements and Islamist groups, and claims figures like Maurizio Landini and Ilaria Salis are fuelling the same tensions in Italy. It also says Elly Schlein is defending her position in the Democratic Party as the sole challenger to Giuseppe Conte.
- 3Vasseur pleased with Ferrari qualifying at Bahrain GP●F1 | GP Bahrain - Ferrari, Vasseur post qualifiche: "Felice del risultato, domani non dipenderà da noi" https:// diggita
Ferrari team principal Frédéric Vasseur said he was happy with the team's qualifying result at the Bahrain Grand Prix, but warned that Sunday's race outcome would not depend entirely on Ferrari. His comments suggest the team delivered a strong Saturday session while acknowledging uncertainty over race pace and rival performance in Sakhir.