Sarah Donilon

Joining the discussion is Sarah Donilon, an international affairs writer for The Economist with a focus on Eastern Europe's drug policies. The conversation delves into the aftermath of U.S. withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and the rising tensions with Israel following recent attacks. Sarah also sheds light on the plight of drug users in Eastern Europe, emphasizing harmful policies and the neglect of women's issues in addiction treatment. The podcast wraps up with an intriguing look at faith-based streaming services catering to niche audiences.

Sarah Donilon, an international affairs writer for The Economist, discusses the recent escalations in tensions between Iran and Israel following an attack on a nuclear facility. She explores the implications of the U.S. withdrawal from the nuclear deal, emphasizing the growing complexities in negotiating a new agreement. Meanwhile, Saskia Solomon dives into the stark contrast between Eastern Europe's drug policies and the harm-reduction approaches more commonly seen in the West, shedding light on the struggles faced by women in Ukraine and Georgia amid societal stigma.