Day: June 8, 2026

He believed those who insisted he could wrap it all up by end of March, long before the November midterms. If not, the off-ramp would be easy to find. But did Donald Trump factor in that his main ally in the war against Iran was also guearing up for a campaign. Benjamin Netanyahu is running for re-election. This past weekend, Israel’s prime minister ignored the US president and did what most of his constituents want, bombing both Beirut and Iran. Trump could easily cut off Israel for ignoring him, but does he even dare, what with a coalition of evangelicals and pro-Israel lobbyists so embedded with the Republican establishment that supports him?

We’ll ask about Trump’s options and the fading hope of all those investors and world leaders, hope that if they just close their eyes long enough, good business sense will prevail and the Strait of Hormuz will return to the free-flowing passage it was before February 28th. With hardliners in both Israel and Iran finding war’s the best insurance policy for their political survival, how does Washington secure a deal that guarantees closure?
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Spanish lawmakers rose to their feet and applauded for seven minutes after Pope Leo delivered a rare speech in Madrid, warning that warfare, polarization and human rights abuses have plunged the world into a “profound” crisis. The address came during the pontiff’s week-long visit to Spain, where he is also meeting with migrants and people experiencing homelessness.

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Can a company take away something you’ve already paid for?

In the world of online video games, some already do. Publishers can decide to switch off a game’s servers, often leaving it effectively unplayable.

Stop Killing Games, a growing consumer rights campaign started by American YouTuber Ross Scott in 2024, is challenging that practice.

In January, the group submitted a petition featuring nearly 1.3 million signatures to the European Commission, triggering a public hearing in the European Parliament in April. What began as an online campaign is now awaiting a decision from one of the EU’s most powerful institutions.

Ubisoft has already defended its position in court. Responding to a proposed class-action lawsuit brought by two The Crew players in California, the studio argued that customers had purchased a licence to use the game, not unlimited ownership rights, and that players had been warned online services would not be available forever.

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Credit: Stop Killing Games, Ubisoft

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