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Apple lists countries where iPhone Duo will be sold to walk-in customers

Apple confirmed limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in buyers in several markets on October 23. In other countries, customers will need to place online orders for store pickup.

  • Apple will allocate limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in customers on October 23.
  • Walk-in purchases are planned in the United States, Canada, the UK and other listed markets.
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Apple limits walk-in iPhone Duo sales across several countries at launch

Apple said its stores will have limited iPhone Duo stock for walk-in customers on launch day, October 23. The company expects supplies to sell out quickly after what it called extraordinary pre-order demand.

  • Apple will offer limited iPhone Duo stock to walk-in customers on October 23.
  • The company expects supplies to sell out quickly after strong pre-order demand.
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Infantino apologises to FIFA council, but critics still demand answers

FIFA President Gianni Infantino apologised to council members after the dispute over a private investment plan, but provided no new documents or details. European football officials said they still want him removed before or at the FIFA presidential election in March.

  • Infantino apologised to the FIFA council but provided no new documents on the disputed investment plan.
  • The proposal involved World Cup commercial rights valued at $4.2 billion.
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Zelenskyy imposes sanctions on Russian ballistic missile manufacturers

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy enacted a National Security and Defence Council decision sanctioning Russian ballistic-missile producers, sanctions evaders and actors in occupied Ukrainian territories. The first list covers 70 Russian individuals.

  • Sanctions against 70 Russian individuals concern the production of Iskander-M and Zircon missiles.
  • A separate package covers 28 individuals and 27 legal entities linked to evading financial restrictions.
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Swiss voters reject stricter neutrality rules that would curb Nato cooperation

About 70% of Swiss voters and every canton rejected a proposal to enshrine a strict definition of neutrality in the constitution. The measure would have limited Nato cooperation and ended sanctions against Russia unless mandated by the UN.

  • About 70% of Swiss voters and every canton rejected the initiative.
  • The proposal would have barred military alliances and sanctions against warring states without a UN mandate.
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