This is Andrew Peach with World Business Report.
On the way,
NATO leaders are in the Netherlands as a summit centred on increasing defence spending begins.
A former US ambassador to NATO is with us live.
Later, we're off to rural northern Uganda,
where one social enterprise is using agricultural waste to power homes and plug the energy gap.
I got my battery for electricity, which I'm using for cooking.
It has improved my life.
And protesters in Venice are claiming a win after a last-minute change of venue for the opulent wedding of the Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and his fiance Lauren Sanchez.
We are not opposing the wedding.
What we are opposing is a multi-billionaire can buy Venice for a few days.
Going to start in The Hague, though, where President Trump has arrived for the NATO summit.
Coverage so far somewhat overshadowed by an extraordinary 24 hours in the conflict between Israel and Iran.
But after sending the US president a flattering pre-summit message,
which Donald Trump then released on social media,
lavishing praise on his handling of the Western alliance,
the NATO Secretary General, Mark Rutter,
told his European colleagues to stop worrying about the US's commitment and focus on investing.
in defence.
Both men want each member country to spend 5% of GDP on defence or to break that down more specifically,