Nobody’s fuel: Britain’s shortages

Duncan Weldon, The Economist's British economics correspondent, discusses the UK's ongoing fuel shortages and the factors behind the panic, such as Brexit and the pandemic. Meanwhile, Greg Karlstrom, The Economist's Middle East correspondent, reflects on Tunisia's political landscape, particularly the significance of its first female prime minister amidst ongoing democracy challenges. The conversation also touches on India's societal shifts, as micro-stay hotels gain traction, offering privacy for unmarried couples in a changing cultural landscape.