The Intelligence from The Economist The Intelligence: Gaza sparks a global culture war
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Nov 1, 2023 
Andrew Miller, a special correspondent for The Economist, offers keen insights on the cultural impact of the Israeli-Hamas conflict. He discusses how online reactions are reshaping Western attitudes, influenced by technology, demography, and ideology. The conversation touches on the generational shift in perspectives, especially among younger Americans, and how this polarization is affecting political responses. Additionally, Miller examines King Charles's diplomatic efforts in Kenya, navigating historical tensions, all while a global bedbug epidemic adds an unexpected twist to contemporary issues.
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Queen Elizabeth's African Visits
- Queen Elizabeth's visits to Africa were met with reverence and fanfare throughout her reign.
- Even when enthusiasm was lacking, there was a sense of respect for her position.
King Charles's Kenya Visit
- King Charles's visit to Kenya, his first to Africa as monarch, evokes mixed emotions.
- While officially welcomed, small protests highlight historical tensions.
King Charles's Itinerary
- King Charles's itinerary includes visits to organic farms and a new museum commemorating Kenya's colonial struggle.
- Laying a wreath at the Tomb of the Unknown Warrior addresses the past without focusing solely on colonial victims.