In clash with Trump, U.S. report says humans cause climate change

There was an early birthday surprise for U.S. President Donald Trump during his lunch meeting with Singapore leaders on Monday (June 11).

Joshua Bolten, president and chief executive officer at Business Roundtable, examines what the midterm elections mean to U.S. businesses.

Carbon dioxide emissions are a major cause of global warming. But the gas also contains the carbon-rich compounds used for making plastic. In Germany, efforts are underway to reduce CO2 emissions by recycling the gas.

As the world maps its progress in the battle on climate change, DW's Andrew Wasike asks Michal Kurtyka, head of the executive body of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change, COP24, about the talks in Katowice.

The president wrote that the Fed is "the only problem our economy has." Wall Street stocks plunged for a fourth straight session despite Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin's efforts to reassure investors.

Lori Calvasina, RBC Capital Markets head of U.S. equity strategy, and Robert Shiller, Yale University professor, discuss the U.S. government shutdown.

Nigeria is in the process of building the world's biggest oil refinery. Many locals hope it will contribute to alleviating poverty in the country.

Washington accuses New Delhi of deploying a wide range of trade barriers that negatively affect US commerce. Media reports say that India could impose higher import duties on US goods in response to Trump's latest move.

In London, US President Donald Trump will be met with wide-scale protests and a febrile political climate. Outgoing Prime Minister Theresa May issued the invitation before her time in office was genuinely numbered.

Leslie Vinjamuri, head of U.S. and Americas programme at Chatham House, and Julian Chillingworth, chief investment officer at Rathbones, discuss President Donald Trump's three-day state visit to the U.K. They speak with Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on "Bloomberg Surveillance."

Coal and oil have long been sought-after investment targets, but that is changing. Norway is increasingly withdrawing its huge sovereign wealth fund from fossil fuels. But for finance, not climate protection.

In a news release on Tuesday, smartphone maker Huawei accused Washington of 'coercing' and 'enticing' some of its mid-to-high- level employees and partners into becoming informants for them, along with other allegations.