Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor for The Economist, and Don Wineland, China business and finance editor, dive into high-stakes political and economic issues. They discuss the repercussions of bribery charges against Gautam Adani and how it could shake Narendra Modi's government. The duo also unpacks China's empty housing crisis, highlighting the massive overbuilding and the urgent need for policy reform. Additionally, they touch on the divisive influence of Jordan Peterson and his newfound cultural significance.

Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor for The Economist, joins Don Wineland, China business and finance editor, to discuss significant political tensions in India tied to Gautam Adani’s bribery allegations and their implications for Prime Minister Modi. They dive into the staggering crisis in China's housing market, where countless homes remain unoccupied due to overbuilding. The conversation also touches on the polarizing popularity of Jordan Peterson and his unique narrative style that intertwines psychology and culture.

Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor for The Economist, delves into the political ramifications of bribery charges against Indian tycoon Gautam Adani and his ties to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, potentially reshaping the business landscape in India. Don Wineland, China business and finance editor, reveals the staggering impact of China's ongoing property crisis, where millions of homes sit vacant, reflecting misguided overbuilding and economic strain. They also touch on the intriguing rise of Jordan Peterson amidst his controversial takes on masculinity and social norms.