Tens of thousands of people took to the streets of Madrid and other Spanish cities amid a housing crisis and parliament's refusal to support a bill that would prohibit a landlord from refusing to renew a lease simply because the lease has expired. The Guardian newspaper reports this. The day before, the Spanish parliament voted against measures developed by the left-wing coalition government, which were supposed to alleviate the housing shortage crisis in the country.

According to human rights activists, the girl is not associated with government agencies or military developments. Molniya noted that it was the first time they had recorded the use of such argumentation against an art student. The girl was enrolled in the full-time Integriertes Design program at the German University of the Arts.

These data were quoted by other media before the original publications were deleted. Antibiotics have started to be stocked in pharmacies Amid reports of a possible plague, residents of Irkutsk and Shelekhov began to buy some antibiotics that are used to treat this infection, writes “People of Baikal”.

Russian Artyom Kosolapov, who applied for asylum in the United States and was detained in Arkansas on August 23, was released. One of the founders of the Russian Refugee Foundation, Sergei Vlasov, told The Insider. Kosolapov, who spent more than a month in a migration prison (detension), told The Insider about the details of his detention and the conditions of detention.

Russian troops attacked a civilian ship flying the flag of Liberia, located in one of the ports of the Odessa region. This was reported by the administration of seaports of Ukraine. As a result of the attack, one of the sailors was killed. Over the past month, Russia has repeatedly targeted foreign civilian vessels in the Black Sea. This resulted in the death of at least five sailors, two of whom were captains.

President of Kazakhstan Kassym-Jomart Tokayev dismissed the commander-in-chief of the country's naval forces (Navy Forces) Kanat Niyazbekov, as well as deputy ministers of defense Kanysh Abubakirov and Almaz Dzhumakeev. The press service of the head of state reported this.

3062 The last rule of robotics. From the book by Igor Lipsits "Does Humanity Have a Future?" Books The Insider October 3, 2026 Contents 1. A world where people will be partially needed as workers (option 1) 2. A world where only robots work (option 2) 3. Robots in the form of AI agents - a solution to labor market problems or a generator of problems?

2152 Photo: RIA Novosti / Alexander Kryazhev The Insider Podcasts October 3, 2026 The guest of the “Honestly Speaking” program with Ksenia Larina is Deacon Andrey Kuraev. We talked about why the Russian Orthodox Church needed to mobilize shrines, what political problem Patriarch Kirill is solving, what a priest does in war, and whether it is possible to be an anti-war priest in Russia today. Listen: Apple Podcasts Spotify Castbox Ksenia Larina: Good afternoon or good evening.

Parliamentary elections took place in Latvia, in which, according to exit poll data, the right-wing conservative party “Joint List” of the current Prime Minister of the Republic Andris Kulbergs is in the lead, gaining 35.6% of the votes. Reuters reports this. In total, according to preliminary data, six parties can enter parliament, notes the Latvian Public Media (LSM). According to the exit poll, the Joint List is gaining 35.6% of the votes in the Seimas elections.

Roman Syromyatnikov at the Defenders of the Fatherland Cup. Photo: Myslo In Novomoskovsk, Tula Region, on the morning of October 2, a car exploded while driving, killing the driver. Russian Telegram channels and the Ukrainian monitoring project Supernova+ claim that the deceased could have been a participant in the war with Ukraine, Roman Syromyatnikov. The identity of the driver and the circumstances of the explosion have not been officially confirmed.

Before the authorities reported, residents of Kaluga wrote about a series of explosions and the work of air defense. In comments to the governor, some of them claimed that the explosions occurred without an air raid warning. A resident of one of the damaged houses wrote that her windows were broken and asked who would pay for the repairs. The comment was later deleted, media write. Ukrainian monitoring channels also report a possible attack on the Tsimbulov drone launch base in the Oryol region.

Soviet and Russian psychotherapist Anatoly Kashpirovsky died at the age of 87. TV presenter Andrei Malakhov announced his death. Later, the information was confirmed by Kashpirovsky’s director Sergei Rudykh. The cause of death is not officially given.

About 2.3 million new cases of cancer diagnosed worldwide in 2024 were caused by infections—approximately 12% of all new cancers, or one in eight cases. This conclusion was reached by researchers from the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), part of the World Health Organization. The results were published in The Lancet Oncology.

US President Donald Trump announced one-time payments to more than 20 million older Americans to offset the cost of Medicare premiums. He stated this on his page on the social network Truth Social. The total amount of payments will be about $2 billion. The head of the White House also again promised to distribute $5 thousand to all adult US citizens if the Republican Party wins the midterm elections to the House of Representatives and the Senate, scheduled for November 3.

Tennessee Republican Governor Bill Lee announced the resignation of the head of the state prison system, Frank Strada. This was reported by Reuters. This decision was made after the failed execution of 50-year-old Christa Pike, who committed a murder more than 30 years ago. The woman survived two lethal injections. Gov. Lee said Strada has resigned as head of the Department of Corrections as the state begins an "independent investigation" into the failure of Pike's execution.