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Madhusudan 'Mad' Sandhu, a prominent social media influencer and makeup artist with connections to Punjabi entertainment, was killed on Loharka Road in Amritsar on October 3. Authorities are examining CCTV, witness accounts and possible motives including earlier threats and online controversies.
Australian regulators and law enforcement joined an international public private operation this weekend that disrupted a global network of phishing and infostealer infrastructure used to impersonate technology firms and harvest credentials. The action targeted dozens of domains, led to multiple infrastructure seizures, and aimed to reduce the flow of stolen credentials used in investment and identity fraud affecting Australians.
Ofcom today published strengthened guidance for regulated online platforms on the use of artificial intelligence for content moderation, age assurance and transparency. The new guidance sets practical expectations for auditability, human oversight and reporting, and signals closer regulatory scrutiny as the UK pushes to balance online safety with innovation.
October 4, 2026 is Kanelbullens dag, the annual Swedish celebration of the cinnamon bun that turns cafés, workplaces and local communities into a nationwide fika moment. This year the day lands on a Sunday, shaping how Swedes and businesses observe the ritual and renewing attention on traditions and the baking trade.
Finland’s Helsinki Police Department and the National Bureau of Investigation have opened a preliminary inquiry after a growing number of members of parliament reported subtle, unexplained signs of unauthorised entry into their homes. Parliament has issued guidance to MPs and the prime minister has been briefed as security agencies coordinate the response.
Beijing this week rolled out a package of central bank rate cuts, expanded low cost relending quotas and the first nationwide commercial mortgage interest subsidy for eligible first time buyers, aiming to stabilise the property sector and lift consumption during Golden Week.
A much weaker than expected September payrolls print and downward revisions to earlier months sent U.S. equity indexes higher and knocked down traders expectations for an October Federal Reserve rate increase, reshaping market positioning across equities, Treasuries and rate-sensitive sectors.
Western Force overwhelmed the defending NSW Waratahs 53 26 in Perth, with Dylan Pietsch returning from injury to score a hat trick and spark a dominant display that ended the club’s seven year wait for major silverware.
Federal and consumer safety outlets say scammers are renewing and sharpening campaigns that impersonate U.S. law enforcement, prosecutors and the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center to extort money and harvest personal data. Officials urge immediate verification steps and provide reporting pathways for victims.
Home Affairs demonstrated a MyMzansi smartphone digital identity prototype and announced firm timelines to phase out the paper green ID book, promising faster services, biometric protections and new privacy controls while flagging risks for inclusion and oversight.
A three day cultural festival returns to Colombo Fort on October 3, 2026, pairing authors, jazz performances, visual art and local food vendors in a refreshed celebration that aims to reconnect Sri Lanka’s literary and music scenes with visitors and residents.
China’s foreign ministry on October 3 publicly welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin’s stated intention to attend the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation leaders meeting in Shenzhen in mid November, underscoring Beijing’s role as host and adding momentum to speculation about a possible three way summit with the United States.
Ajay Devgn’s Drishyam: The Conclusion opened to strong audience response over the Gandhi Jayanti weekend, posting one of the largest October day one hauls in recent years and sustaining momentum into Saturday amid strong advance bookings.
A New York Times report, corroborated by Reuters, says discussions led by Trump administration envoys have widened beyond ceasefire terms to include a proposed sale of Lukoil international assets, raising conflict of interest and geopolitical concerns in Washington and allied capitals.
Sitcom creator Chuck Lorre used an acceptance speech at a Los Angeles benefit to roast President Donald Trump and the first lady. The White House responded with a blistering statement, framing the remarks as beyond the bounds of civil discourse and urging Lorre to seek help.