Anjani Trevedi

Anjani Trevedi, a Global Business Correspondent, offers insights on a recent international summit in China, underlining its significance as world leaders including Narendra Modi gather. The discussion reveals how Xi Jinping is leveraging global chaos, especially during Trump’s term. They dive into artificial intelligence’s dual role, enhancing both productivity and cybercrime capabilities. Additionally, Trevedi uncovers the complexities surrounding Britain's crackdown on strip clubs, touching on societal shifts and the realities of these venues.

Greg Karlstrom, The Economist's Middle East correspondent, discusses the recent ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, questioning its potential for lasting peace amidst ongoing conflict in Gaza. Anjani Trevedi, the global business correspondent, analyzes Northvolt's bankruptcy and its consequences for Europe's electric vehicle ambitions, emphasizing the challenges posed by global competitors. Their insights provide a critical look at both geopolitical and economic landscapes shaping the region and industry.

Patrick Fowles, Foreign editor at The Economist, and Anjani Trevedi, Global business correspondent, dive into China's recent international summit and grand military parade. They discuss how Xi Jinping is leveraging global political chaos to strengthen alliances. The conversation takes a sharp turn to the dark side of AI, revealing how it's amplifying cybercrime. They also explore Britain's controversial crackdown on strip clubs, questioning the wisdom behind uniform regulations amid evolving social attitudes.