Pause for little effect: a trickle of aid in Gaza

Greg Karlstrom, the Middle East correspondent for The Economist, discusses the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza, where tactical pauses in aid efforts seem more beneficial for international optics than for starving civilians. He highlights the challenges of delivering aid amidst ongoing conflict and the complexity of the situation. The conversation also touches on Japan's controversial law requiring couples to share surnames, its potential links to declining birth rates, and the cultural implications of these marital traditions.