An exclusive club, a prodigious investment fund, cryptocurrencies. How Trump’s revenues soared to $2.2 billion. What sets this apart from the past is the brazenness with which the Trump clan blurs the lines between business and domestic and international politics, and claims the right to extract economic value from the dominant position it occupies

18 American soldiers were killed in the Iranian attacks since 28 February; the figure has since fallen to 14. The Trump Administration is providing little information on the targets and damage caused by the Iranian attacks, stating that this is classified information and that revealing the details could pose a security risk

The Administration is attempting to make permanent the tariff levels that the Supreme Court has reduced. The implications for the EU and the risks posed by this new wave of tariffs

Washington is reportedly considering military action against jihadists in the African state, but the Sahel – vacated by the French – is also home to Russian mercenaries. The risks on the ground and the role of the hawk Sebastian Gorka

Russian spy satellites and Chinese geolocation satellites at Tehran’s disposal

The alliance with the Saudis is, of course, not in question; it has endured for decades amidst contradictions and radical ambiguities, and has intensified with the Abraham Accords, extending to the Persian Gulf. What is in question is the claim to lead Israel as if it were a scale model of the sort used as ornaments in the Oval Office of the White House

Guterres’s term expires in December, but the FIFA president is expected to overcome the hurdle of geographical rotation and bypass the vetoes of China and Russia. Meanwhile, the president of La Liga has gone on the offensive: Infantino has had his day, says Tebas, and FIFA is damaging football for its own interests

The president accuses the country of discriminating against US cars, alcohol and dairy products. But many analysts see this as a move to exert pressure in the negotiations on the USMCA, the trade agreement between the United States, Mexico and Canada

Why former Defence Secretary John Healey has been appointed Chancellor of the Exchequer. The less experienced Miliband takes the Foreign Office