Ecuador holds polarising elections amid promises on crime

Hannah Lucinda-Smith, Monocle's Istanbul correspondent, sheds light on Ecuador's upcoming elections focused on combating crime and their potential fallout on political stability. She discusses the broader implications of U.S.-China trade tensions on international strategies. Ecuador's battle with drug violence highlights a need for regional cooperation over militarization. The conversation takes a cultural turn, exploring the impact of fashion on political expression and the intersection of global events, from Gaza to Santorini.