

Leo Marani
Asia correspondent for The Economist, based in Mumbai.
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Apr 18, 2025 • 24min
Gene genies: CRISPR’s critical moment
Emily Steinmark, a writer for The Economist covering technology, teams up with Leo Marani, the Asia correspondent based in Mumbai, to explore the revolutionary CRISPR technology. They discuss its transformative potential in healthcare and agriculture while addressing challenges like costs and regulations. The conversation also reveals unexpected factors driving Asia's gold demand beyond cultural influences and examines the recent surge of Kiwis migrating for better opportunities, highlighting shifting global dynamics in culture and economy.

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Apr 18, 2025 • 24min
Gene genies: CRISPR’s critical moment
Emily Steinmark, a writer for The Economist's technology quarterly, and Leo Marani, the Asia correspondent based in Mumbai, delve into the transformative potential of CRISPR technology in medicine and agriculture. They discuss the challenges and regulatory hurdles that accompany this Nobel-winning innovation. The conversation shifts to Asia's surging gold demand, particularly in India, exploring the cultural and economic factors behind it. Lastly, they touch on the alarming trend of New Zealanders emigrating due to economic dissatisfaction.

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May 2, 2025 • 24min
Aussie rules: give Trumpism the boot
Sulin Wong, Asia correspondent based in Sydney, and Leo Marani, based in Mumbai and focusing on India's economic transformation, dive into the influence of Trumpism on Australian elections. They discuss how voter concerns about affordable housing and cost of living are shaping political sentiments. Additionally, the podcast highlights India's revolutionary road-building efforts, improving rural access to health and education, while also examining initiatives like the Grand Slam Track to boost athlete earnings and gender representation in sports.

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May 2, 2025 • 24min
Aussie rules: give Trumpism the boot
Sue-Lin Wong and Leo Marani, Asia correspondents for The Economist, discuss the ripple effects of Trump’s presidency on Australian elections and the rising demand for independent candidates. They dive into the transformative impact of India’s road revolution on rural livelihoods, improving access to essential services. The conversation also touches on a groundbreaking tournament for track athletes aiming to bridge the earnings gap and promote equality in sports. Expect insights blending global politics with social change and innovative sports initiatives.

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Sep 7, 2023 • 22min
A messy oil change: Nigeria’s fraught reforms
Ore Ogunbiyi, a Lagos correspondent, discusses Nigeria's tumultuous political landscape under President Bola Tinubu, particularly the delayed reforms and rising public discontent amid inflation. Leo Marani, reporting from India, analyzes the uniquely positive aspects of Bhubaneshwar as a model for urban governance, advocating for more local autonomy in addressing urban challenges. The conversation also touches on the intriguing shift in video gaming towards non-violent narratives, reflecting broader cultural changes in entertainment.
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