For several months, cute Nintendo mobile game Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp has been in a slow tailspin towards the more aggressive kinds of free-to-play monetisation - but its latest, just-concluded fishing event marks a new low.

The event - the game's fourth in-game angling tournament - ramped up the difficulty of the previously somewhat-relaxed experience while simultaneously offering a paid-for shortcut at every possible opportunity. These gameplay changes were not well communicated, leaving regular players to discover over time how they were being funnelled towards either paying or likely failing the event's completion.

Pocket Camp's ongoing appeal is the collection of ever more elaborate things to decorate your smartphone's dinky in-game campsite with. Like anything in Animal Crossing, these items come in sets, and each new in-game event offers aAmerican courts Islamophobia – why not the Europeans? Ahmed | Munir I

On both sides of the Atlantic, the courts this week was considered the relationship of Islam to the West, but with radically different approaches and results. In the US, Federal courts in Hawaii and Maryland was foiled the second attempt by Donald trump to ban Muslim. Meanwhile, the European court of justice, the highest court of Europe, and affirmed the right of private employers to prohibit Muslim women from wearing hijab.

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American and European right of every to accept the principles of religious neutrality and non-discrimination, but also various applications of these laws reflects various levels of discomfort with religion in General and the demographic the trouble