Kerry and Richmond Jones

In this discussion, Kerry and Richmond Jones, international economics correspondents, dive into the rising tensions between India and Pakistan after a recent terrorist attack in Kashmir. They explore Prime Minister Modi's potential military responses and the implications for regional stability. The conversation also touches on the surprising relevance of magnetic tape storage amid the AI boom, revealing its unexpected resurgence in government data needs. Lastly, they examine the intricate relationship between economics and religion, challenging conventional beliefs about faith.

Kerry and Richmond Jones, finance and economics writers, share their insights on the IMF's struggles, uncovering how China's lending is endangering its relevance. Robert Guest, Deputy Editor, discusses the grim reality for Latin American farmers grappling with climate change and detrimental agricultural policies. They also explore the paradox of the 'talented jerk' in workplaces, analyzing why these difficult yet skilled individuals continue to thrive despite their challenges. A thought-provoking discussion on money, agriculture, and work culture!