Join John Fassman, a Washington correspondent, as he dissects the evolving dynamics of the Democratic primary and its implications for candidates like Biden and Sanders. Roger McShane, the Middle East editor, provides insight into the recent protests in Iran, highlighting public discontent against the regime. Mariana Palau, based in Bogotá, discusses the troubling state of the city's public transport system, revealing the political missteps that led to its decline. A captivating exploration of pressing global issues and local governance!
The race for the Democratic nomination looks much like it did a year ago—but previous contests prove that once voting starts, momentum can reshuffle the pack. Iran has been roiling with protests following the accidental downing of an airliner; what should Iranians and the wider world expect now? And we examine how Bogotá’s once-adored public-transport system went so wrong. For full access to print, digital and audio editions of The Economist, subscribe here www.economist.com/radiooffer