Patricia Cohen

Patricia Cohen, a global economics correspondent for the New York Times, and Vincent McEavenny, a political journalist, join Patrick Coburn, author and journalist known for his sharp insights. They delve into Ukraine's targeted assassination of a Russian chemical weapons chief, exploring its potential ramifications. The discussion shifts to a European Commission legal case against the UK regarding EU citizens’ rights. They also analyze the dynamics of South Korea's protests, particularly the role of young women, and the surprising health benefits of arts and culture.

Patricia Cohen, a global economics correspondent at The New York Times with recent reporting from Kenya and Zambia, joins journalist Vincent McAviney for an engaging discussion. They delve into the significant $2trn spending cuts proposed by House Republicans and their implications for programs like Medicaid. The conversation also explores the impact of new train services transforming European living and introduces Japan's quirky airport karaoke booths, showcasing how culture and politics intersect in unexpected ways.