Arkady Ostrovsky, The Economist's Russia editor, and Daniel Knowles, its international correspondent, delve into the complex Nagorno-Karabakh peace deal, exploring the geopolitical power plays by Russia and Turkey. They discuss the impact of this agreement on regional identities and Armenia's struggles. The conversation shifts to the surprising emergence of hipster culture in Kabul, reflecting on how global trends reach even the most war-torn places. Finally, they honor James Randi, emphasizing the vital need for skepticism in the face of deceit.
