Feast and famine: vaccine supply

Alex Trevely, The Economist’s India correspondent, shares his firsthand experiences during India’s COVID-19 crisis. He discusses the stark disparities in vaccine access, revealing that despite over 10 billion doses being produced, many low-income countries are left wanting. The emotional and societal toll of the pandemic is highlighted as he recounts personal stories from the frontline. Additionally, Trevely addresses the financial struggles of British museums navigating post-pandemic challenges, underscoring the need for new funding strategies.