Madeline Johan
Canada correspondent for the Economist, discussing the debate surrounding gun control in Canada.
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Jun 6, 2019 • 21min
Basta! The EU challenges Italy’s finances
Madeline Johan, The Economist's Canadian correspondent, sheds light on pressing international issues. She discusses Europe's stern warning to Italy about its soaring debt, and the implications of political strife between populism and financial responsibility. Shifting gears, Johan examines Canada’s evolving refugee policies amid rising political tensions on immigration as an election looms. Finally, she delves into the detrimental culture of presenteeism in workplaces, advocating for a shift towards prioritizing employee well-being.
Jun 6, 2019 • 21min
Basta! The EU challenges Italy’s finances
Madeline Johan, The Economist's Canada correspondent, delves into pressing topics with insight and wit. She discusses the EU's tough stance on Italy's rising debt and the political fallout at home. The conversation shifts to Canada's changing refugee policies amid an election, highlighting the struggles of asylum seekers. Johan also tackles the issue of presenteeism in workplaces, advocating for a culture that values genuine productivity over mere presence. This mix of economics, politics, and labor issues makes for a compelling listen.
Apr 4, 2019 • 21min
Resigned to it: Algeria’s president
Roger McShane, Middle East editor for the Economist, shares insights on the fallout from Abdelaziz Bouteflika’s resignation in Algeria, exploring the powerful elite’s resistance to change amid public protests. Meanwhile, Canada correspondent Madeleine Johan discusses the heated debate on gun control in Canada, spotlighting protests by medical professionals for stricter laws, and contrasts this with international examples. The conversation also touches on the gender pay gap exacerbated by parenthood, emphasizing economic disparities faced by women.
