Henry Kerb

Henry Kerb, Economics editor for The Economist, alongside Charlie McCann, Southeast Asia correspondent, dives into the global inflation crisis plaguing developed nations. They examine the complex factors driving rising prices and debate various government strategies. Transitioning to Myanmar, they share the harrowing experiences of military defectors and the support networks that aid them. The conversation also touches on the evolving nature of cover songs, blending issues of authorship and authenticity in music.

Henry Kerb, Economics editor at The Economist, and Charlie McCann, Southeast Asia correspondent, delve into rising global inflation and its chaotic impact on economies, including the situation in Myanmar. They discuss how past U.S. economic policies have exacerbated current inflation issues and explore the political unrest in Myanmar after a military coup. McCann shares insights on the personal stories of defectors from the military, highlighting the risks they face and the weakening influence of the Tatmadaw amidst growing dissent.