No right left: Afghanistan’s oppressed women

In a compelling discussion, Archie Hall, The Economist's UK economics correspondent, delves into the plight of women in Afghanistan under Taliban rule. He shares poignant stories, like that of Amina, a widow struggling for her children's survival amidst oppressive laws. The conversation then shifts to the booming market for Chinese electric vehicles in London, examining their appeal and the lack of tariffs from the UK government. Lastly, Hall touches on the mixed reception of 'Emily in Paris,' revealing a fascinating cultural critique of the series.