Trump's newly announced $15bn steel mill in Iowa has an unexpected Russian connection. The Indian conglomerate behind it, the Essar Group, relied on Russian investments and loans to manage a debt default crisis, and its branding is used by a firm backed by Russian energy giant Rosneft, which is under Western sanctions. Why is a company so closely linked to Moscow now behind one of Trump's biggest manufacturing projects?
Separately, new satellite imagery shows the extent of the destruction across Gaza, where entire neighbourhoods have been reduced to rubble and 82 percent of buildings damaged. We compare before-and-after images to show just how much the Strip has changed.
And in the United Arab Emirates, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a secret visit just weeks before Israel’s elections, amid controversy over reports that the Emirati president warned him of a possible Hamas attack ahead of October 7, 2023, allegations Netanyahu denies.
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