The Iran-Israel conflict is dominating the agenda of the G7 summit in Canada – Donald Trump even left the talks early due to the situation in the Middle East. We hear from the Canada bureau chief of the New York Times, who’s in Banff, where the meeting of world leaders is taking place.

It’s just three weeks until US tariffs could hit America’s trading partners. Ed Butler looks at what the impact might be on Malaysia and Thailand.

Elsewhere, luxury hotels, golf clubs, cryptocurrency – and now photos. The Trump Organization announces its latest business venture with a new US mobile network and gold-coloured handset that will be available later this year.

How could the Israel-Iran attacks impact the global economy? We speak to experts on the region.

What's happening with global shipping? We speak to a company which transports freight in Europe, North America, Asia and the Middle East.

Also, what about the health of the Israeli economy? We hear from the former Deputy Governor of the Bank of Israel.

A London-bound Air India plane carrying 242 people crashes in a residential area shortly after take-off in Ahmedabad, western India. We hear from Anita Mendiratta, a specialist on aviation.

And we look at how the premier of the Canadian province of Alberta - the landlocked neighbour of the United States - has put forward plans for a new crude pipeline from the province to the Port of Prince Rupert in British Columbia to export through the Pacific.

Disney and Universal are suing AI photo generation company Midjourney alleging its popular image generator had become a "bottomless pit of plagiarism". Rahul Tandon finds out how likely the lawsuit is to be successful.

Also, can we expect peace between the US and China in their crucial trade war as both sides say they have agreed on a "framework" for a deal?

We find out why the new LinkedIn data reveals that the rate of women being hired into leadership has dropped for the third year in a row.

And we hear how tensions between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk might be affecting investors.

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After two days of London talks, the US and China agree on a trade framework - pending approval from Presidents Trump and Xi, reports say.

Pakistan announced that their defence spending is increasing by 17% in the fiscal year ending June 2026 - we get reaction from Uzair Younus, Principal at the Atlantic Council’s Asia Group

And a new Apple feature will reportedly block out hold music. We hear from Debbie Wiseman, a conductor and composer who has turned her hand to hold music in the past.

As fresh protests erupt over President Trump’s immigration and deportation policies, we ask: how much does Los Angeles’s economy rely on undocumented workers? We speak to Julia Gelatt from the Migration Policy Institute and Mark Krikorian of the Centre for Immigration Studies.

Also on the programme: as the US–China trade dispute hits growth, both sides return to the negotiating table.

And we hear from Spanish meat producers concerned about the impact of potential US tariffs.

The US and China have announced their delegations will meet in London to talk trade on Monday... so has a phone call between President Donald Trump and President Xi Jin Ping signalled an end to the tariff war between the World's biggest two economies?

Andrew Peach discusses whether Elon Musk's time at the White House achieved anything for the tech sector that will survive his rift with President Trump.

Elsewhere, we are on the road in China with a truck but no driver, and the fashion statement that's set to go up for auction in Paris.

Global business news, with live guests and contributions from Asia and the USA.

US President Donald Trump and Elon Musk are locked in an increasingly personal and public fight, with the US president now threatening to cancel the tech billionaire’s lucrative government contracts.

Also, the European Union urges China to lift export controls on rare earth minerals crucial to industries from automotive to electronics.

And we explore how Japan is eyeing new commercial opportunities on the moon.

The new German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is expected to meet with US President Donald Trump on Thursday to discuss tariffs and the war in Ukraine.

The global steel industry prepares for impact as Donald Trump signs an order for a 50% tariff on steel and aluminium. He announced the move last week in front of a crowd of steel workers in Pennsylvania.

Throughout the programme, Rahul Tandon will be joined by two guests on opposite sides of the world: Andy Xie, an independent economist in Shanghai, China, and Anneke Green, Republican Political Strategist at Reach Global Strategies in Washington, US.