All opposed, say nothing: Hungary’s election

Matt Steinglass, Europe correspondent for The Economist, provides keen insights into Viktor Orbán's tightening grip on Hungary as the nation heads into a crucial election, raising implications for democracies worldwide. Margaret Kadifa, Britain correspondent, explores the growing dependency of UK universities on Chinese student fees, stirring debate over academic integrity and free speech. They also discuss the renewed interest in the Ukrainian film 'Atlantis,' capturing the resilience amidst conflict and the power of storytelling in wartime.