John Sudworth

John Sudworth, a reporter closely following President Trump's cabinet meetings, shares insights on the market turmoil resulting from the administration's hefty 145% tariff on China. Erin Delmore, North America's business correspondent, elaborates on how these tariff changes shake up economic forecasts. The discussion dives into the global ramifications of these trade tensions, the trickle-down effects on international alliances, and even a surprising luxury fashion deal with Prada's acquisition of Versace.

US intelligence warns of Chinese interference through Tik Tok in the presidential election. Debate over bill to force Chinese owners to sell app. Can Beijing use social media to undermine American democracy? Would banning Tik Tok stop it? Analysis by BBC and Wired journalists.

The podcast features John Sudworth, The BBC's China correspondent, exploring the origins of Covid-19 in Wuhan. He investigates whether the virus emerged naturally or leaked from a Wuhan lab. Sudworth uncovers the difficulties of getting answers in Wuhan post-lockdown, revealing a city filled with suspicion and silence amidst efforts to resume normal life.