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Does the Russian secret service have a file on US President Donald Trump? To what extent are Russian interests present within American foreign policy? And - could there be a connection between the answers to these two questions?
US President Donald Trump has had ties to Russia for decades. In this documentary, former KGB, FBI and CIA employees offer insights into the world of espionage, the Cold War and Trump's extensive network of connections to Russia.
During the Cold War, numerous Russian agents infiltrated a variety of political and economic organizations in the US. In addition to industrial espionage, the missions also focused on establishing relationships with influential political figures.
Trump's ties to Russia date back to this period. In 1987, he traveled to Moscow with his then-wife, Ivana, to negotiate a deal to build a luxury hotel there. Semion Mogilevich, head of the Russian mafia, was one of the first investors in New York's Trump Tower. While campaigning for president in 2016, Donald Trump was simultaneously pursuing plans to build a Trump Tower in Moscow.
Investigations into possible Kremlin interference in the presidential election reveal that more than a dozen members of the Republican campaign team had ties to Russia. And the war against Ukraine further complicates the situation: Russian President Vladimir Putin would have a keen interest in an ally who could weaken Ukraine and help him win.#documentary#dwdocumentary#dwdocs#russia#usa#trump
Guy Johnson, Kriti Gupta, Valerie Tytel and Skylar Montgomery Koning break down today's key themes for analysts and investors on "Bloomberg: The Opening Trade."
Scientists from China’s Peking University have created a superfast analogue chip that can solve complex maths problems for advanced scientific tasks and artificial intelligence (AI), using less power than conventional computing. Post China reporter Victoria Bela has more details about the device, which was introduced in a paper published in October 2025.
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