
AI-generated summary
Donald Trump has used the term 'Trump Derangement Syndrome' (TDS) to describe what he sees as irrational hostility towards him from critics and political opponents.
Donald Trump attacks Democrats, accusing them of preferring the United States to lose the war in Iran rather than see it win. “The radical leftists, dumocrats and communists would rather see us lose the war in Iran than see President Donald Trump win the war for America,” he said on his Truth social media site. "In other words, they would rather see us lose than win. They are profoundly ill people, suffering from severe TDS, or the "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (mental imbalance syndrome caused by Trump)," he highlighted.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Democrats will respond to Trump's accusations by defending their positions on foreign policy towards Iran
Likely · Within days
The debate over US policy towards Iran will intensify in the coming months
Possible · Within weeks

The leader of Reform UK, Nigel Farage, and that of the Rassemblement National, Jordan Bardella, signed a memorandum of understanding during the British party conference in Birmingham to stop migrant crossings in the Channel, foreseeing that France blocks the departures and the United Kingdom intercepts the boats at sea, returning the migrants to France quickly.

The White House has published video games inspired by classic titles such as Snake and Duck Hunt on its official website, revisited with Trumpian themes such as the construction of the wall on the border with Mexico, the expulsion of undocumented migrants and the promotion of 'Trump Accounts', two months before the electoral midterms. The initiative has sparked controversy on social media, with accusations of distraction from economic and international issues, while one official defended the project as a contrast to the Democrats' socialist vision.

Giorgia Meloni gave a speech in Bari, claiming the stability of her government as the first reform, proposing a new electoral law to avoid reversals and listing results on employment, taxes, Pnrr, the South, security and energy.

Gloria Steinem, a feminist activist who has died aged 92, has left her home on the Upper East Side of Manhattan to Gloria's Foundation, which will transform it into a permanent space for political organisation, activism and feminist debate, continuing the tradition of her 'talking circles' and the creation of Ms. magazine.

The European Commission will present the Affordable Housing Act on 9 September, which will allow local authorities to impose restrictions on short-term rentals and second homes in areas defined as 'under housing stress', identifiable by a house price/disposable income ratio equal to or greater than eight, which has increased in the last ten years and will not decrease in the next three years. The rules will take the form of binding regulations throughout the EU, exceeding the limits of the Services Directive, and will be accompanied by recommendations to increase the supply of accessible homes. The proposal received applause from Federalbeghi and opposition from Aigab and Matteo Salvini, who fear losses of beds and income for families.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that Ukraine will ensure the normal functioning of Russian airspace during visits by US special envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner to Moscow and Kiev, asking Russia to do the same to allow negotiations to take place.