Pole position: elections in Poland

Kenneth Werner, The Economist's U.S. Newsdesk editor, dives into the shifting political landscape in Poland, discussing how Donald Tusk’s centrists take on Jaroslaw Kaczynski’s party. He highlights the significant implications this may have for EU relations. The conversation then shifts to the urgent organ donation crisis in the U.S., examining the vast discrepancies between supply and demand and the shocking number of unused organs. Lastly, Werner discusses how handwriting may enhance memory retention compared to typing, challenging modern education methods.