A plight in Tunisia: the president passes

Roger McShane, the Middle East editor for the Economist, provides keen insights into Tunisia's political upheaval following the passing of President Beji Caid Essebsi. He explores the unresolved economic issues and public discontent that plague the nation, alongside the uncertain future of its democratic process. The conversation also touches on the shifting dynamics of pet ownership, where humans increasingly see themselves as 'butlers' to their pets, and the ongoing debate over homeopathy in France, highlighting the social impact of medical reimbursement changes.