Noah Snyder, East Asia Bureau chief for The Economist, and Ana Likas, Brazil bureau chief, dive into the whirlwind of South Korea's political crisis as the country faces its third president in weeks amid a tragic aviation disaster. They discuss how this instability could lead to new elections and rising tensions. In contrast, Likas explores the financial transformation of Brazilian football, emphasizing the shift to privatization and investment, positioning it as a potential rival to England's top league.
