Out like a Lam: Hong Kong’s new leader

James Miles, a China expert for The Economist, discusses the election of John Lee as Hong Kong's new chief executive. He highlights Lee's law-and-order stance and his close ties to Beijing, raising concerns about governance and political dissent in the region. The conversation also touches on the entrepreneurial resurgence post-pandemic, as individuals seek new opportunities, and updates regarding Ukraine's cultural impact at the Eurovision Song Contest amidst ongoing conflict. A mix of politics, economy, and resilience makes this discussion a must-listen.