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The front page of Il Post features a prominent story on ongoing housing protests in Madrid, where demonstrators are demanding more structural measures from the Spanish government. Other top stories include the Spanish government's approval of housing decrees, divisions within the Spanish left over…
Demonstrators who have been camping in Madrid continue their protest, deeming the two housing decrees presented by the government insufficient and demanding more structural measures.
In response to the housing crisis and large protests over the eviction of an 87-year-old woman in Madrid, the Spanish government has approved two housing decrees, and an agreement has been reached.
The protests of recent days have resurfaced differences between the Socialists and more left-wing parties in Spain regarding the housing issue, with efforts now underway to reach an agreement.
Zohran Mamdani has announced a plan to combat antisemitism in New York.
One of the men arrested near the British base RAF Fairford had reportedly called the police shortly before the incident, according to local media.
The government of Thailand has announced aid for the extensive floods that have occurred in recent days, resulting in 19 deaths.
The Supreme Court of the United States has once again authorized the expulsion of migrants to countries other than their countries of origin.
A four-hour strike by air traffic controllers is scheduled for Wednesday, September 30th.
The director of the Eiffel Tower will resign for having female employees removed during the visit of a Hindu delegation.
For several hours in the afternoon, Spotify was not functioning for many users worldwide.
Andy Burnham has stated that the Labour party will attempt to change the United Kingdom's electoral law.
The Premier League has published the reasons for the verdict against Manchester City concerning financial irregularities.
Estonia has accused Russia of setting a fire at a weapons factory that supplies Ukraine, which occurred earlier this summer.
Critics who have already seen the new Iñárritu film starring Tom Cruise have largely spoken negatively about it.
For the first time in over twenty years, Tom Cruise has a concrete chance of winning his first Oscar, and the campaign has already begun.
This is the first time a British prime minister has openly questioned Brexit in the 10 years since the referendum.
The new British prime minister is trying to distance himself from Starmer and his agenda, but it is still a long way off.
Since the referendum, British politics has entered a phase of unprecedented instability that is effectively still ongoing with no end in sight.
It could happen on December 6th, in what would be the last Grand Prix of the year, but nothing has been decided yet.
