Collins Okoth

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Developer IO Interactive announced it is developing a co-op mode for Hitman: World of Assassination. The mode is still relatively under wraps but features two names recognized by Hitman gamers: Stone and Knight. IO Interactive revealed that the co-op mode for Hitman: World of Assassination, called Stone & Knight, will allow two players to control agents Stone and Knight to tackle missions together.

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According to the Chinese Ministry of Commerce, the country has attempted to fast-track the approvals for rare earth export licenses for EU companies. A final decision regarding EU brandy imports would be delivered on July 5th. China-EU talks on minimum prices for EVs have reached the last phase. On Saturday, the Ministry of Commerce of China revealed that it would create a green channel to speed up the approvals of rare export licenses for qualified EU firms.

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A divided Supreme Court on June 6 ruled that DOGE could have complete access to the data of millions of Americans kept by the U.S. Social Security Administration. The court’s three liberal justices − Sonia Sotomayor, Elena Kagan, and Ketanji Brown Jackson − disagreed with that decision.

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During the Summer Game Fest 2025, Capcom announced it will release Resident Evil 9 in February 2026. The developer revealed the game will be available on PlayStation 5, PC, and Xbox Series X, and S. Geoff Keighley, SGF host, said the game would mark a bold shift for the Resident Evil franchise. Capcom revealed, during the Summer Game Fest 2025, that Resident Evil 9 will be launched on February 27. The developer added that the game will be released on Xbox Series X and S, PlayStation, and PC.

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Ryosei Akazawa, Tokyo’s chief tariff negotiator, said Japan made progress in the fifth round of trade negotiations with U.S. officials. He added that he aimed to end tariffs that hurt his country’s economy. Akazawa claimed that tariffs imposed on autos, auto parts, steel, and aluminum, including some that had doubled to 50% along with the 10% general tariff, were causing daily losses to Japan’s economy. He, however, declined to disclose what progress they had made.