In the Krasnoyarsk Territory, a bear killed a 51-year-old resident of the village of Voznesenka, Irbeysko-Sayan district - she became the seventh victim of bear attacks in the region in September. According to the regional Investigative Committee, on the morning of September 25, a woman went out to her garden plot and saw a bear trying to get into a pen with domestic animals. The beast attacked her, the woman died on the spot. The predator was shot by a neighbor.

A jury in the US state of New Mexico found that Facebook misled users about the protection of their personal data, the Associated Press reports . The amount of payments will be determined by the judge. State representatives are demanding a maximum fine of $5,000 for each violation. The trial in Santa Fe lasted two weeks. It concerned a leak through a third-party personality test app that collected data from approximately 87 million profiles.

CNN and MS NOW correspondents were not allowed into the White House to cover a state dinner in honor of Chinese President Xi Jinping. CNN reported this. As The Guardian newspaper noted , due to the denial of access to journalists from two television channels, despite a court order to restore their participation in events at the White House, the remaining American television networks continued their previously announced boycott of the administration.

The Australian government intends to introduce a bill on AI security standards and data center construction by the end of the year, and adopt it in early 2027, ABC reports . Assistant Minister for Science, Technology and Digital Economy Andrew Charlton spoke about this. According to him, the incident with the hacking of the Medicare portal by an OpenAI agent confirmed the correctness of the government's priorities in the field of AI security.

EU countries have agreed on the allocation of €6.6 billion from EU funds related to military assistance to Ukraine. This was announced by the head of European diplomacy Kaya Kallas, Reuters reports. The money will come from the European Peace Fund - through it, EU countries finance military assistance to states outside the bloc and receive compensation for weapons already transferred.

U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) raids in ranching regions are disrupting beef supplies and will lead to higher prices for consumers, industry groups in Texas, Kansas and Oklahoma have warned, The Washington Post reports . According to them, in recent days, due to the raids, thousands of head of cattle were delayed in being sent to processing plants, and losses and additional costs for market participants are already amounting to millions of dollars.

At the time they changed flags, 93 tankers — 87% of the total — were already under sanctions. More than half of them had sailed under false flags between the time they were added to sanctions lists and the time they switched to Russian jurisdiction. CREA confirmed sanctions were a key factor behind the rise in tankers switching to the Russian flag.

In Moscow, political scientist Alexander Kynev was detained and placed under arrest. Mediazona writes about this with reference to his lawyer. The details of the case against Kynev are unknown, and when exactly he was detained is also unknown. The last post on his Telegram channel was published on September 23. The meeting to select a preventive measure for him took place on Friday, September 25, in the Perovsky Metropolitan Court.

Of the 349 deputies of the new convocation, 140 were on the federal list, and another 209 were on single-mandate constituencies. The party will control 77.6% of the seats in the State Duma. United Russia candidates won 209 of 225 single-mandate constituencies—almost 93%. According to the final distribution, the remaining seats were received by the Communist Party of the Russian Federation - 37, the Liberal Democratic Party - 23, "New People" - 19, "A Just Russia" - 17 and "Motherland" - one.

The number of bankruptcy cases for construction companies in Russia increased by 41% over the year. By the beginning of September, there were 1,454 such cases versus 1,089 in June, according to Kontur.Focus data. The bulk of the problems occur in regional companies. Among the developers facing bankruptcy proceedings are organizations from Kazan, Chelyabinsk, Surgut, Perm, Krasnoyarsk and Novosibirsk.

A cassation court in Kazakhstan has denied asylum to Yulia Yemelyanova, a former volunteer with Alexei Navalny’s St. Petersburg campaign office. Margarita Kuchusheva, a representative of the Russian Antiwar Committee , told The Insider that Kazakhstan can now begin the process of extraditing Yemelyanova to Russia. Yemelyanova’s lawyers plan to appeal to Kazakhstan’s Supreme Court in the coming days.

The Italian government has issued a decree banning the wearing of burqas and niqabs in schools, Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni said on Twitter. In addition, a rule is established according to which the number of students who speak Italian poorly should not exceed 30% of the class size. “This is the direction we want to follow: a school that is inclusive without abandoning the rules, that supports those who have more difficulties, and that gives equal opportunity to everyone,” Meloni wrote.

The Lukoil-Permnefteorgsintez refinery in Perm completely stopped oil refining after a drone attack on September 25, Reuters reports, citing three industry sources. This is the fourth Russian refinery to stop processing after Ukrainian drone strikes since September 20: the Moscow, Kuibyshev and Novoshakhtinsky refineries had previously stopped working.

The news about the imminent resumption in Russia of the production of the legendary Soviet aircraft An-2, better known as the “corner” or “Annushka,” sounded as casually as possible and without any fanfare at the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF), which was held in early September in Vladivostok.

Polish archaeologist Michal Konrad Grabowski from the University of Warsaw published in the International Journal of Nautical Archaeology the first results of a study of a wooden ship from the first half of the 17th century, found at the bottom of Greifswald Bay off the coast of the German state of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.