

The long game: how will US missiles help Ukraine?
Nov 18, 2024
Shashank Joshi, Defence editor for The Economist, and Simon Rabinovich, U.S. economics editor, dive into the shifting tides of U.S. military support for Ukraine. They discuss President Biden's decision to allow long-range missiles, weighing the risks of escalation against strategic gains. Additionally, they explore the economic ramifications of Trump's policies, hinting at both market optimism and potential long-term drawbacks. Lastly, they touch on the surprising resurgence of airships in modern logistics, revealing their innovative potential.
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Intro
00:00 • 2min
Strategic Shifts in Ukraine's War Efforts
01:42 • 8min
Economic Impacts of Trump's Presidency
09:26 • 8min
The Evolution of Human Flight: From Balloons to Airships
17:49 • 2min
Modern Airships: Challenges and Innovations
19:19 • 4min
Innovative Airships: The Future of Aerial Delivery
23:01 • 2min