Leo Marani, Asia editor at The Economist, discusses the dramatic resignation of Sri Lanka's president following intense protests. He delves into the reasons behind the public outcry and the daunting challenges awaiting his successor, including crippling economic woes. Marani also highlights the resilience of European tech firms amidst market struggles and contrasts the appeal of European startups with traditional U.S. hubs. Additionally, he reflects on the legacy of theatre director Peter Brook, known for his revolutionary performance styles that connected audiences deeply.