Economist Podcasts
The Intelligence: Truce talk
May 7, 2024
Greg Karlstrom, Middle East correspondent for The Economist, dives into the tense dynamics of the Gaza ceasefire negotiations, highlighting Netanyahu's dissatisfaction and continued conflict. Meanwhile, Catherine Nixie, Britain correspondent, explores the rise of 'romanticy' in fantasy literature, revealing how societal changes influence modern romantic narratives. Additionally, they discuss the thriving trend of video game adaptations in Hollywood, noting successes like 'The Last of Us' and how the genre's evolution captivates audiences.
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- Global elections highlight peace initiatives, feminists changing conflict resolution norms.
- Hollywood embraces video game adaptations for TV series, providing new storytelling opportunities and wider audiences.
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Efforts Towards World Peace
World peace is not just a distant dream but a tangible goal as over 50 elections worldwide in 2024 feature peace initiatives on the ballot. Countries in Europe and Latin America are pioneering feminist foreign policies to shift the traditional male-centric approach to conflict resolution, aiming to diversify peace processes.
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