In this discussion, Paul Donovan, chief economist at UBS, delves into how the upcoming Trump administration's policies could reshape the global economy through tariffs and tax influences. Qasra Arabi sheds light on the urgency of the censure against Iran regarding its nuclear program. Paul Walde considers the implications of UK-made missiles in Ukraine on global trade. Ben Leather advocates for corporate accountability in the face of environmental damage. Harry Dempsey compares improvements in London's Elizabeth Line to Tokyo Metro's efficiency.

In this conversation, Joshua Kucera, a journalist in Tbilisi, analyzes Georgia’s pivotal parliamentary elections and its potential alignment shifts amid heightened Russian tensions. Maya Sharma offers insights on the burgeoning India-Germany partnership, while Paul Walde discusses international news dynamics. The episode also touches on the Royal Netherlands Navy’s deployment of unmanned warships and addresses Venice's tourism tax situation against the backdrop of changing travel trends towards indigenous experiences.