Daniela Raz, a data journalist at The Economist, tackles the dual crises of Ukraine's ongoing conflict and public health challenges related to cervical cancer. She reveals how cheap HPV vaccinations could prevent millions of deaths but highlights alarming declines in jab rates. Raz also discusses the complex humanitarian consequences of the war and the economic strife in Nigeria, where airlines are struggling with currency issues. The conversation intertwines health, conflict, and the harsh realities of travel in an economically strained landscape.

Join Piotr Zilevski, The Economist's Turkey correspondent, as he breaks down Turkey's recent elections and the surprising resilience of President Erdogan amid opposition hopes. Daniela Raz, a data journalist, highlights alarming trends in teenage girls' mental health and the suspected role of social media. Meanwhile, Shashank Joshi shares intriguing insights from his recommended reading list on espionage, shedding light on the complexities of intelligence work and the challenges of modern-day spying.