Jeremy Page

John Priddo, U.S. editor for The Economist, shares insights on Ron DeSantis's faltering presidential campaign and its implications for the GOP. He discusses why DeSantis's strategy failed and what his endorsement of Trump signifies for party dynamics. Jeremy Page explores the inauguration of a Hindu temple in India, symbolizing Modi's Hindu nationalist agenda and the political shifts it incites among secular communities. Lastly, they touch on the peculiar popularity of Instapoetry, questioning its appeal and authenticity.

Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor for The Economist, provides insights into the geopolitical balance during Xi Jinping's strategic visit to Moscow amidst the Ukraine conflict. He highlights how China is navigating its support for Russia while managing ties with the West. Meanwhile, Daniel Knowles, Midwest correspondent, discusses the surprising decline in car ownership among younger generations, influenced by environmental concerns and changing values. This shift could reshape urban mobility and lead to a greener future.

Georgia Banjo, a Foreign correspondent for The Economist, sheds light on Brazil's tense political scene as President Jair Bolsonaro hints he may reject election results. Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor, unpacks India’s evolving defense ties with Russia and the West amidst rising geopolitical tensions. Kenneth Werner, U.S. News Desk Editor, highlights an unexpected marketing twist with Asian carp as it's rebranded as 'COPI' to change public perception. This podcast offers a kaleidoscopic view of current global issues.

Join Jeremy Page, The Economist's Asia diplomatic editor, and Andrew Knox, Korea correspondent, as they delve into the intricate dynamics of Emmanuel Macron's diplomatic mission to China. They explore the balancing act between peacemaking and commercial interests amidst the backdrop of a looming food crisis in North Korea, highlighting the need for urgent reforms. Additionally, they discuss Major League Baseball's efforts to attract younger audiences with game-changing rule modifications, blending tradition with modernization to keep America's pastime alive.

Greg Karlstrom, The Economist's Middle East correspondent, discusses rising tensions between Iran and Israel, highlighting the implications of recent military actions and concerns about potential escalation. Jeremy Page, the Asia diplomatic editor, sheds light on the Congress Party's struggles in India as elections approach, focusing on internal conflicts and efforts to connect with lower caste voters. Anne Rowe pays homage to Akebono, the first foreign-born sumo grand champion, tracing his inspiring journey and the cultural impact he had on the traditional sport.

Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor for The Economist, discusses the historic visit of the U.S. Secretary of State to China amidst rising tensions, exploring the critical issues at stake like Taiwan and the fentanyl trade. Avantika Chilcotti, International correspondent for The Economist, sheds light on the struggles of single mothers in Latin America, detailing their economic challenges and the innovative support they receive. The conversation also touches on the promising potential of seaweed farming, revealing new economic opportunities.

Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor, discusses China's military ambitions and naval modernization, highlighting the growing tension over Taiwan. Ainsley Johnston, data correspondent, reveals the alarming rise in European mortality rates linked to soaring energy prices during winter, indicating a complex relationship between public health and energy costs. Finally, Anne Rowe pays tribute to Pema Tsieden, a pioneer of Tibetan cinema, exploring his unique storytelling style and its reflection on Tibetan life and culture amidst adversity.

Idris Kaloun, Washington bureau chief for The Economist, and Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor, dive into the surprising Democratic victories in the Senate, explaining the implications for Biden's agenda. They discuss Biden's upcoming meeting with Xi Jinping amid U.S.-China tensions, focusing on the need for dialogue. Additionally, they touch on the evolving challenges China faces, including economic strife, while introducing a new podcast, 'Drum Tower,' dedicated to exploring China's global ambitions.

Charlie McCann, Southeast Asia correspondent, and Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor, delve into the dire situation of the Rohingya five years after their exodus from Myanmar. They discuss the horrific living conditions of refugees in Bangladesh and the ongoing violence in Myanmar. The conversation also shifts to Central Asia's proposed railways, highlighting their potential to reduce reliance on Russia while bolstering ties with China. It's a compelling mix of humanitarian crisis and evolving trade dynamics that paints a stark picture of resilience and geopolitical shifts.

Tom Gardner, Horn of Africa correspondent, shares insights on the resurgence of violence in Ethiopia's Tigray region, deepening the humanitarian crisis. Jeremy Page, Asia diplomatic editor, discusses the challenges stemming from China's Belt and Road Initiative, revealing the implications of rising debts for developing countries. Anne Rowe, Obituaries editor, reflects on Issey Miyake's philosophy of inclusive fashion, intertwined with his personal journey from Hiroshima to becoming a global icon.