Join John Prideaux, United States editor for The Economist, and Sophie Petter, Paris bureau chief, as they unpack pressing global issues. They discuss the impeachment process against Trump, diving into its historical context and the intense partisan climate surrounding it. Additionally, Sophie addresses the urgent problem of femicide in France, highlighting recent protests for women's rights. Together, they also explore the impact of climate change on winemaking, revealing how wineries are adapting to preserve their craft amidst environmental shifts.
House Democrats have issued their narrowly focused articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump. We look back on the history of impeachments and ask whether the process is working as first intended. Killings of French women by their partners account for a tenth of the country’s murders; at last, the problem is being addressed. And what climate change is doing to the wine industry.
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