Stop the presses! Hong Kong’s media crackdown

In this insightful discussion, Sue Lin Wong, The Economist’s China correspondent, reveals the tightening grip on media freedom in Hong Kong, detailing the shutdown of pro-democracy outlets and the chilling effects of the national security law. Meanwhile, Jonathan Rosenthal, the Africa editor, sheds light on Sudan’s political turmoil post-Abdallah Hamdok, discussing the military's resistance to civilian governance amid ongoing protests. They also touch on the unintended consequences of US sanctions on the saffron trade, showcasing global interconnectedness.