Key takeaways from Trump's acceptance speech

In his first speech since the assassination attempt last weekend, US Republican Party presidential nominee Donald Trump adopted a tone of unity before shifting to well-worn attacks on the Biden administration. Trump addressed the attempt on his life, saying that he had been “saved by the hand of God”, while also acknowledging the efforts of Secret Service agents for their quick reaction. The lengthy speech also touched on various foreign policies, including threats of imposing up to 200 per cent tariffs on Chinese EVs. CNA's Simon Marks reports from the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee.