WorldCanada and allies ‘deeply regret’ postponement of Palestinian elections
Canada joined France, the U.K. and Australia in voicing deep regret over the delay of Palestinian presidential and legislative elections.
Canada joined France, the U.K. and Australia in voicing deep regret over the delay of Palestinian presidential and legislative elections.
EU governments agreed to open two more accession clusters with Ukraine after Hungary withdrew its veto under an agreement on rights for the ethnic Hungarian minority. Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Magyar may meet in Brussels later this week.
Diesel futures rose sharply Tuesday as doubts grew that the Trump administration’s recent steps to bring prices down would have much effect.


The diesel deal Donald Trump struck with Russia is smaller than two weeks of U.S. demand. Trump faces pressure to bring fuel prices down, with the U.S. midterm elections less than a month away.

This week’s letters challenge the Trump administration’s plan to buy Russian diesel as U.S. prices rise. One writer says the deal benefits Putin at Ukraine’s expense; a scholar argues a sanctions bill may not meaningfully pressure Moscow and warns it gives the president broad, weakly supervised tariff discretion.
After the diesel deal, the Kremlin ruler may test whether Trump is ready to ease further war-related sanctions.
Volodymyr Zelensky said Ukraine received no advance intelligence from Western partners before Russia fired five ballistic missiles at Kyiv on October 12. Ukrainian officials said similar failures to relay launch information had happened before, and cautioned against concluding that intelligence-sharing between Kyiv and Washington had stopped.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine’s partners gave no advance warning of a Russian ballistic missile attack on Kyiv in which five missiles struck civilian infrastructure. He called Monday’s attack “particularly vile” and said intelligence from western allies is vital for warning people and saving lives. Ukraine’s foreign minister said the warning gap stemmed from a “special type” of Russian weapon.
The Russian-Chinese messenger Molniya, featuring chats, video calls, channels and short videos, has launched. Presented in Moscow, it is available for download through RuStore. Its creators say the platform is developing as an open environment for partner integrations.
Russian Ambassador to the Netherlands Vladimir Tarabrin said the Dutch decision to deny Russian gymnasts visas for the world championships showed the country could not be trusted to host international competitions. He blamed Dutch authorities for disrupting a sporting event meant to bring people together.
Russian Ambassador to the Netherlands Vladimir Tarabrin criticized the Dutch decision to deny entry visas to Russian gymnasts, calling it an attempt to weaken Russia’s team before the upcoming world championships and accusing Dutch authorities of disregarding fair play. Russia’s gymnastics federation said Olympic champions Angelina Melnikova and Victoria Listunova, along with Anna Kalmykova, were refused visas on the alleged grounds that they posed a “threat to international relations.”
Russia’s Gymnastics Federation said the Netherlands cited a threat to international relations in denying visas to Russian athletes seeking to compete at the World Artistic Gymnastics Championships in Rotterdam. Angelina Melnikova, Victoria Listunova and Anna Kalmykova were refused visas; some other Russian gymnasts have arrived, while others are still waiting.
A court in eastern China sentenced Wei Huairen, Chen Dawei and Liao Jingfang to death for their involvement in the “Wei family criminal gang,” which ran scam centres in Myanmar. The gang was linked to telecommunications fraud, drug trafficking, organised prostitution, illegal casinos and the murders of at least two Chinese nationals. Three members received life sentences and 55 others were jailed for terms ranging from three years and three months to 24 years.

Chicago Fed President Austan Goolsbee said on Tuesday inflation was beginning to feel like “aggregate overheating,” driven by spillovers from the artificial intelligence investment boom rather than mainly by supply shocks that would fade on their own.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is evaluating allegations that about 1,000 Tesla robotaxis using its automated driving system exceed posted limits in active school zones. A petition asks the agency to investigate 2026 Model Y and Cybercab vehicles.

Valdemar Osted, partner and head of technology at Danish digital consultancy Common Consultancy, challenges widely circulated claims that attacks on Russian data centres caused online engagement among Donald Trump supporters and Germany’s AfD supporters to suddenly collapse. He says social media monitoring and research into inauthentic behaviour found no unusual fall in Facebook interactions after the attacks.

Russia’s largest telecom operators, Rostelecom and TransTeleCom, are offering regional providers agreements that would transfer infrastructure and subscribers to them. Rostelecom would take 60–70% of revenue while relieving providers of certain operating and regulatory costs. Small providers say the terms would effectively turn them into installers.
Argentina has asked an international maritime tribunal to halt oil and gas exploration north of the Falkland Islands, saying UK-authorised activity is illegal. The UK says the Sea Lion project is lawful, as the dispute over the islands and resource development intensifies.

Confirmed Ebola cases in Congo have surpassed 9,000 as efforts to contain the outbreak falter.

Government data released Tuesday showed confirmed Ebola cases in the Democratic Republic of the Congo had exceeded 9,000, while responders struggled to curb transmission across multiple hotspots.
OPEC+ production rose sharply in September, led by an increase from Saudi Arabia, OPEC said Tuesday. Shipments through the Strait of Hormuz remained disrupted by the Iran war.
OPEC+ nations participating in the production-cut agreement raised crude output by 956,000 barrels per day in September, reaching 30.753 million bpd, according to the latest monthly report. Saudi Arabia posted the largest increase and Kuwait the biggest decline; output was 5.453 million bpd below the alliance’s baseline quota.
OPEC said seven OPEC+ countries that voluntarily limit production pumped 26.123 million barrels per day in September, up 977,000 bpd from August. Saudi Arabia recorded the largest increase, adding 744,000 bpd to reach 8.001 million bpd; Iraq added 386,000 bpd and Kazakhstan 22,000 bpd.
The Paris show has revived the spectacle of automakers unveiling many new models, with concept cars from Renault and notable offerings from Stellantis brands including Citroën, Peugeot, and Fiat. The article argues that these cars are unlikely to reach the US, contrasting them with what Stellantis offers there.

Kimberly Guilfoyle, appointed by U.S. President Donald Trump as ambassador to Greece, resigned on Tuesday following allegations of improper conduct. She said she would “vigorously defend” herself.

The White House asked U.S. Ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign, press secretary Katie Zacharia said at her first briefing on Tuesday.

The White House asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as ambassador to Greece after allegations that included offering a donor access to senior administration officials in exchange for money. Guilfoyle denied wrongdoing and said she would defend her reputation.

The White House has asked Kimberly Guilfoyle, the US ambassador to Greece, to resign amid misconduct allegations. Trump had previously said he was unhappy with her amid reports of a bribery scandal and ethics violations.
Trump and Rubio will reportedly discuss Kimberly Guilfoyle’s employment this week. Her tenure as US ambassador to Greece has been embroiled in a series of controversies over ethics and procedural violations.
After Ukrainian drones hit Yandex data centers in three Russian regions from Oct. 9 to 11, viral posts claimed Russian influence activity online had sharply declined. Experts say there is no evidence the strikes disrupted Moscow-backed operations; the Cloudflare chart cited tracks automated requests from Yandex’s network, not social-media bots.

Kumar Mangalam Birla said multiple global crises are making investment decisions more difficult for his metals-to-retail empire, which earns more than a third of its business overseas.
Several White House officials are questioning how long Katie Zacharia will stay in the press secretary role after her first briefing Tuesday, saying her performance was unlikely to satisfy President Donald Trump.

Katie Zacharia held her first briefing after replacing Karoline Leavitt as White House press secretary. The former Fox News and Newsmax commentator and Trump Media adviser announced that Washington had asked US ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign.

Katie Zacharia held her first White House press briefing just a day after starting the job. She revealed that Kimberly Guilfoyle had been asked to resign as US ambassador to Greece. BBC North America editor Sarah Smith was in the room and describes Zacharia’s performance.

Katie Zacharia held her first press briefing in the White House’s James Brady Briefing Room on October 13, 2026. The briefing lasted 15 minutes and included three questions.

Katie Zacharia, President Donald Trump’s new White House press secretary, held her first media briefing Tuesday. It lasted less than 15 minutes, with questions from only three reporters, all representing conservative outlets.

White House press secretary Katie Zacharia held her first briefing, emphasizing the administration’s midterm message. She also announced that the White House had asked Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign amid misconduct allegations.
Laplace Intelligence creates interactive simulations in which AI agents challenge robots and self-driving vehicles ahead of deployment. The profitable University of Michigan spinout is taking part in the Startup Battlefield at TechCrunch Disrupt.

Cornell University is suspending parties and other social gatherings at fraternity houses through the end of the academic year amid a sexual assault controversy.
The Sijil Centre, which monitors Israeli activity in Syria, says the Israeli army has arrested more than 200 people in southern Syria since Bashar al-Assad’s regime fell in December 2024. The military says it is targeting “suspected terrorists”; witnesses call the arrests arbitrary, while former detainees and their loved ones voice serious concerns about detention conditions.

World Bank Executive Director Neelkanth Mishra said the bank is expanding cooperation with multilateral financial institutions and collaborates well with the BRICS New Development Bank and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank at the operational level. He said the World Bank’s priority is eradicating poverty on a livable planet, with stronger cooperation among multilateral banks a key change in recent years.
At the 2026 Beijing Forum on Swift Response to Public Complaints, delegates highlighted progress in using technology to address public concerns and make governance more responsive. They called for applying lessons and best practices from the mechanism to improve urban governance, public service institutions and service delivery.

After a guest was killed when ejected from Goliath at a Georgia theme park, Six Flags said it had temporarily shut nine other hypercoasters across six parks in North America.

Police have identified the man who died on a roller coaster at Six Flags Over Georgia yesterday.
Police are investigating after a man fell to his death from a roller coaster at a Six Flags park near Atlanta. Other visitors saw him being flung from the ride.
Deadly Houthi attacks have disrupted life in Riyadh, forcing the airport to close and delaying an Asian Champions League match. Cristiano Ronaldo and other footballers showed support for Saudi Arabia by displaying a scarf with its flag.
Saudi Arabia launched a series of strikes on a strategic oil depot outside Sana’a after warning civilians to evacuate. The report describes it as the biggest attack so far on Houthi energy infrastructure and says the conflict between Riyadh and the Houthis is escalating.

On Tuesday, the Saudi-led coalition called on civilians to leave the Yemen Oil Company’s Sabah central station in Sanaa before a planned military operation.

Houthi media said Saudi Arabia attacked the Yemen Oil Company facility in Sanaa on Tuesday, shortly after the Saudi-led coalition ordered its evacuation ahead of a military operation. The Iran-backed rebels had warned they would target Riyadh airport and other sites in Saudi Arabia if the threat was carried out.

Iran-backed Houthi rebels said Saudi Arabia launched overnight airstrikes on areas in Yemen, while the Houthis have repeatedly attacked Saudi Arabia, including Riyadh airport. The fighting is hurting the kingdom’s security and economy. Saudi officials have stopped issuing Houthi attack alerts, a move observers say may be intended to calm public fears.
Alphabet’s Google released its flagship Gemini 4 Argon model to developers and businesses worldwide on Wednesday, aiming to catch up with OpenAI and Anthropic after months of delays and a leadership shakeup at DeepMind.

Google has begun a wider rollout of Gemini 4 Argon, initially limiting access to paying users; lower-tier subscribers will not get full access. The company cited the model’s reasoning and agentic coding performance and described its use in improving YouTube’s comment system, finding bugs in a drone simulator and advancing robotics work.

Google says its Gemini 4 Argon model outperforms several rivals on benchmarks and is already being used to patch cybersecurity vulnerabilities, reduce the computing power behind YouTube comments, and debug Wing’s drone simulator. It is rolling out to Pro and Ultra subscribers, starting at $2 per million input tokens and $10 per million output tokens; prices will double after the introductory period ends in late November.
MI5 chief Ken McCallum warned that Britain faces a range of threats from Russia, Iran, China, AI and terrorist groups.

MI5 chief Ken McCallum said Iran is widening the scope of hybrid attacks it coordinates in the UK and elsewhere, with military sites among the “harder targets” it now seeks. His warning followed Prime Minister Andy Burnham’s statement that an alleged plot at RAF Fairford was “almost certainly” coordinated in Iran.

The 4.26-inch Xteink X4 Pro is available on Amazon for $84.15, $25 off and its lowest price to date. It adds a touchscreen, adjustable built-in lighting and improved reading software while retaining page-turn buttons and magnetic attachment to compatible phones; it uses a proprietary charging connector instead of USB-C.

MI5 chief Ken McCallum said Britain is devoting more resources to countering state threats than during the Cold War. He called Russia “aggressor number one,” accused it of trying to wage “hybrid warfare” in Europe, and said its progress in Ukraine is “minimal and horrifically costly.” McCallum said Russian intelligence services are now scrambling to pay criminals after Russian agents were expelled from the U.K.

MI5 chief Ken McCallum says threats from foreign adversaries have quadrupled over the past decade, naming Russia as the leading aggressor and citing increased Iran-linked activity against Jewish sites and military bases. He says counter-terrorism and state-threat work are now roughly equal in scale, while AI is intensifying the cyber-security contest.
Ken McCallum said alleged Russian hybrid attacks across Europe had intensified as Russia’s military gains in Ukraine remained “minimal and horrifically costly.”
The WHO says suspected cholera cases in Yemen have tripled in three weeks, with 8,034 suspected cases and 27 deaths reported this year. A quarter of cases came in the past four weeks. Renewed fighting has displaced more than 200,000 people, many seeking shelter in unsanitary camps.

Investors including Jump Capital, TLV Partners, Ansa Capital and angel backers put $42 million into Pluto Security, as AI creates another headache for enterprise security teams.

A federal judge has ordered the Trump administration to stop work on a historic golf course in Washington, D.C., until Oct. 26 while further court action is pending.
Russian attacks across Ukraine on Tuesday caused injuries and deaths, including at a university in Rivne and civilian infrastructure in Kyiv.
Russia’s Federal Security Service said Japanese journalist Yuki Imai was detained on Sakhalin on suspicion of espionage and taken to Moscow. On October 13, a court ordered him held in custody; he faces up to 20 years in prison.
Yuki Imai, a correspondent for Hokkaido Shimbun, was detained in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk on suspicion of espionage. Russia’s Federal Security Service said he was collecting information related to defense capabilities. A Moscow court ordered him held in custody on espionage charges on October 13.
An FSB official said the detained Hokkaido Shimbun correspondent, suspected of espionage, collected and kept information on the number of mobilized and volunteer participants in the special military operation among Kuril Islands residents, intending to pass it to relevant Japanese authorities.
The FSB said a Hokkaido Shimbun correspondent in Yuzhno-Sakhalinsk was detained in the Sakhalin Region, taken to Moscow and placed in custody. It opened a criminal case against the Japanese citizen on suspicion of espionage, and a Moscow court ordered his arrest.
Russia's Federal Security Service said it had detained a Japanese journalist accused of gathering information about the country's defence capabilities, news agencies reported on Tuesday.
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency proposed on Tuesday that larger refiners blend more biofuels over the next two years, seeking to appeal to farm-state voters before November’s congressional elections.
France’s cybersecurity agency said on Tuesday that Copeland and Dixell refrigeration systems were also compromised in a cyberattack targeting supermarket refrigerators and freezers.
Ontario’s government says some areas of the province’s northwest will switch to permanent daylight saving time on Nov. 1.
As a student-led protest in Paris wound down Tuesday, demonstrators chanted for police to join them. Officers removed their helmets to cheers from the crowd, which France 24 reporter Claire Paccalin said signaled that tensions were easing. Wider protests over the cost of living, along with further student demonstrations, are planned across France on Saturday and could merge into a substantial movement. Many young people Paccalin spoke with said they would not take part.

After watching his reputation come under attack in recent weeks, Quebec-based author Thélyson Orélien has responded to claims that AI wrote his debut novel. He acknowledges past plagiarism but insists the book is his own work.
Haitian-Canadian author Thelyson Orelien rejected accusations on Tuesday that he used artificial intelligence to write his bestselling novel, while acknowledging that he had plagiarized in the past.

The Haitian-Canadian writer, accused of using AI to produce his breakthrough debut novel, issued his first detailed response to the scandal on Tuesday. He denied the allegations while acknowledging past plagiarism “mistakes.”
Eyewitnesses told ABC News about the harrowing events leading to a death at an amusement park in Georgia.

Meta is bringing Instagram’s “Your Algorithm” feature to Facebook, where users can add or manage topics they want to see in their feed and Reels, and mark posts as “interested” or “not interested.” Meta says it is using large language models more in its ranking systems so recommendations can adapt in real time.

Google is expanding AI-powered discovery in the Play Store. Ask Play will handle broader searches for apps and games and generate recommendations with comparison charts. A new feature, Game Finder, uses Android gaming data to match players with similar preferences. Google also plans a private way to host and share apps people build themselves.

The WNBA has already exceeded the NBA’s revenue at the same point in the leagues’ development. Now it is betting on an even larger boom.
Australia’s securities regulator has proposed extending retail leverage restrictions to qualifying derivatives settled in digital assets, aiming to close a gap in existing rules. The proposal follows a finding that retail CFD clients lost more than A$458 million in 2023–24; the figure covers CFDs across asset classes, not crypto derivatives alone.

Florida has executed a prisoner who said he killed his cellmate to be sent to death row. The fatal attack happened nearly 18 years ago.
A Florida prisoner who said he killed his cellmate in hopes of being sent to death row is set to be executed nearly 18 years after the fatal attack.
Google is making it easier for people to create and use personal Android apps built with AI without publishing them for everyone on the Play Store.


Google says US users can launch personal apps made with AI Studio directly through the Play Store, without connecting a phone to a computer. The apps will remain private and separate from the public catalog, and Google plans to add sharing with selected people. The company presents the feature as a stepping stone for aspiring developers to move to professional accounts.
Google is updating the Play Store for cars with Google built-in so its layout adapts to each screen. The redesign adds featured apps to the homepage, one-tap downloads and a streamlined navigation menu, and will roll out in the coming weeks. New apps will be available while parked, and YouTube Premium subscribers can keep listening to video audio while driving.

The Kyiv IndependentTrade Minister Omer Bolat called for closer Türkiye-EU ties to strengthen economic security while speaking at the EU-Türkiye Business Summit in Brussels.

Apple’s first smart home display, the HomeView, has a 7-inch square touchscreen and built-in Siri AI. It serves as a home controller, assistant and hub, letting users manage devices, view cameras and authenticate before unlocking a door. Siri can also draw on personal messages and calendar details to coordinate tasks.


Apple’s $299 HomeView smart display is available to preorder. The seven-inch device can control smart home gear, show recipes, music controls and widgets, and make FaceTime calls. It launches November 13th, with color choices and either a speaker base or wall-mounted option.

Apple opened preorders today for HomeView, a 7-inch smart display and speaker intended as a central hub for up to six family members to access and control Apple devices, apps, and Siri’s generative AI chatbot. It supports voice control of smart-home devices and can stream as many as nine video feeds at once.
Apple introduced the HomeView, a new $299 display serving as the centerpiece of its effort to challenge Amazon and Google in the smart-home market.

Apple unveiled its HomeView smart-home hub at its “Welcome Home” event and showed a video of the device. The 7-inch square display costs $299 and comes as a wall-mounted model or with a small speaker base. It supports smart-home controls, Siri AI queries, video calls, and HomeKit Secure Video footage. Preorders begin today in four colors, with shipping starting November 13.

Apple’s $299 HomeView combines a 7-inch touchscreen with a speaker base and built-in Siri AI for video calls, photos, quick information and smart-home controls. It is available for preorder in eight countries and is scheduled to ship November 13.
Student demonstrators threw bricks and concrete blocks at Albania’s Education Ministry in Tirana on Tuesday. Police responded with tear gas and water cannons as a nationwide protest over education and social issues turned violent.
Heavy rain caused severe flooding in the Libyan capital, submerging cars, homes and hospitals and trapping people in buildings. Videos show residents pleading for help; a security officer was reportedly seen carrying a man with disabilities to safety.

The article questions whether banks can sustain earnings growth and warns against underestimating the threat AI poses to Wall Street’s biggest firms.
AI chat startup Character.ai has filed for bankruptcy after lawsuits alleged that its app played a role in teens’ suicides and attempted self-harm.


Character.ai said its platform had become costly to develop and grow in filings submitted Monday to the Delaware District bankruptcy court.
Belgian Ambassador to Moscow Michel Gerebtzoff was summoned on Tuesday over anti-Russian statements by Belgian authorities, Russia’s Foreign Ministry said. Moscow rejected claims by Belgian military and political leaders that Russia posed hybrid, sabotage and direct military threats to Belgium and Europe, and urged Belgium to tone down rhetoric it said was fueling tensions.
Residents of Taiz say bombardment is intensifying and supplies are dwindling as Houthi fighters encircle the city and tighten their hold on surrounding areas.
Despite the Magnificent Seven hitting record highs, the AI trade is showing signs of strain, potentially creating an opportunity for traders.

Portuguese hospitality has once again impressed international travellers. In Condé Nast Traveller readers’ ranking, Porto was named Europe’s most welcoming city, followed by Lisbon.
Portuguese hospitality has again impressed international travellers: readers of Condé Nast Traveller voted Porto Europe’s most welcoming city, placing Lisbon second.
An AI-generated image purporting to show Mia Goth in a T-shirt referencing her divorce went viral on Instagram and elsewhere, drawing hundreds of thousands of likes and coverage treating it as authentic. Her representative said they repeatedly asked Instagram to remove the verified fan account that posted it. The account appeared to be gone by Tuesday morning.

The WNBA shifted Game 3 of the Finals one day earlier so the Atlanta Dream could play host to the Golden State Valkyries at State Farm Arena.
Ukraine opened EU enlargement clusters 2 and 3, covering the internal market and competitiveness, at a ceremony in Luxembourg on Oct. 13. The step followed parliament’s passage of a law strengthening rights for the Hungarian-speaking minority, a condition Hungary had set for further progress. The EU hopes to open the remaining two clusters by the end of 2026.

Israeli forces raided several non-governmental organisations in Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank. Palestinians also continue to be forcibly displaced from their homes in the Negev and the West Bank.


Israeli forces raided several NGOs in Ramallah, in the occupied West Bank, including the Union of Palestinian Women’s Committees and a prison support and human rights association. They also entered the courtyard of a government hospital.

Israeli forces raided several Palestinian NGO offices and the courtyard of the Palestine Medical Complex in Ramallah. WAFA reported snipers near the complex’s entrances. An Al Jazeera reporter said forces were confiscating equipment from Addameer, which focuses on prisoner rights, and fired stun grenades at journalists covering the raid.
Ethiopian government troops have advanced into a town on the Eritrean border that was previously controlled by Tigrayan rebels, people in contact with residents said on Tuesday. Diplomats were scrambling to avert war between the Horn of Africa neighbours.
The United States is still sharing intelligence with Ukraine while Donald Trump seeks to end the war. Trump departed the White House by helicopter in Washington on October 9, 2026, as part of his midterm campaign activities.

The article argues that Russia’s early failures in its full-scale invasion of Ukraine stemmed largely from poor battlefield decision-making, rooted in military education that emphasized executing orders over independent action. NATO’s mission command model relies on trust, shared understanding and initiative. Ukraine’s forces are moving toward that approach, while Russia retains a rigid, centralized tradition.

A fire at the Aksaykardandetal plant in Aksay, Rostov Oblast, spread across 9,000 square meters on Oct. 13, Russia's Emergency Situations Ministry said. The facility makes parts for specialized vehicles and agricultural machinery. A warehouse wall collapsed, workers were evacuated, and the cause remains unclear.

Drivers on Indonesia’s Bali island have faced hours-long queues amid shortages of subsidised Pertalite fuel. Supplies arrived two days after the shortage was first reported on Sunday, disrupting residents who depend on motorbikes for transport and work.

Kelly Clarkson and a Brooklyn curiosity shop traded verbal jabs over the weekend after she said staff brushed her off, Pretty Woman-style, when she asked the price of a specialty item. The shop says the item was never for sale.
Chile’s Centinela copper mine and two striking unions returned to negotiations on Tuesday through voluntary mediation, seeking to end a week-long work stoppage that workers say is affecting operations.
A screenwriter who taught himself inflation trading, Brian Golden has carved out a lucrative specialty on Kalshi. He trades from a Los Angeles garage and is outperforming Wall Street banks.
Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden defended his government's push to remove Mikhail Fridman from EU sanctions, arguing it could avert a huge arbitration claim. Lawmakers Franz Fayot and Sam Tanson said there was no evidence delisting would eliminate the liability, and the arbitration has not been withdrawn. Fayot warned the move could set a dangerous precedent.

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