Kinley Salmon

Henry Kerr, Economics editor for The Economist, unpacks Europe's immediate energy crisis and the looming impact of American policies on its green ambitions. Kinley Salmon, the West Africa correspondent, provides an eye-opening look at the cocoa industry in Ivory Coast, spotlighting the struggles of local farmers caught between welfare and market demands. Catherine Nixie, the Britain's correspondent, reveals the rich historical narratives embedded in London's street names, illustrating how they reflect societal values and the city’s evolving identity.

Henry Kerr, Economics editor at The Economist, sheds light on Europe’s pressing economic issues, particularly energy prices and the impact of U.S. protectionism on green initiatives. Kinley Salmon, the West Africa correspondent, shares eye-opening stories from Ivory Coast's cocoa farmers, highlighting the tension between welfare and market forces. Lastly, Catherine Nixie, Britain correspondent, reveals how British street names reflect societal changes and political expressions, weaving a fascinating narrative of history and culture.