

Sarah Larniuk
Audio correspondent for The Intelligence, reporting on Japan's economic aid to Ukraine and its cultural impact.
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Mar 28, 2025 • 26min
Whack of all trades: America’s economy
Simon Rabinovich, U.S. economics editor for The Economist, and Sarah Larniuk, audio correspondent for The Intelligence, discuss the detrimental effects of tariffs on American businesses and investor confidence. They delve into Japan's significant economic support for Ukraine, highlighting efforts to aid in workforce recovery and cultural preservation. The conversation also touches on the Netflix series 'Adolescence,' exploring its unexpected global appeal and the complexities of teenage life.

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Feb 23, 2024 • 34min
The Intelligence: Ukraine’s war, two years on
In this enlightening discussion, guests include Shashank Joshi, a defense expert; Edward Carr, a global economics analyst; Arkady Ostrovsky, a specialist in Russian politics; and Sarah Larniuk, who reports directly from Ukraine. They delve into the stagnation in the Ukraine war and the growing use of surveillance and drones. The harsh realities faced by soldiers and civilians are explored, highlighting deeper morale issues. The conversation emphasizes the complex interplay of international support, Ukrainian resilience, and the human cost of ongoing conflict.

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Mar 28, 2025 • 26min
Whack of all trades: America’s economy
Simon Rabinovich, U.S. economics editor, discusses the detrimental effects of tariffs and the uncertainty plaguing American businesses. He highlights how a projected 25% tariff on imported cars could worsen GDP growth and deter investment. Sarah Larniuk, an audio correspondent, illuminates Japan's economic support for Ukraine, emphasizing the cultural importance of aiding during conflict. They also touch on the global popularity of Netflix's 'Adolescence,' which tackles complex teen issues, from societal pressures to parental disconnect.

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Sep 4, 2024 • 28min
Beyond the bullets: we go to Ukraine
Oliver Carroll, the Economist's Ukraine correspondent, and Sarah Larniuk, a senior producer, shed light on the grim realities of life in wartime Ukraine. They discuss the cultural revival, revealing how music and culinary traditions thrive amid conflict. The resilience of Kyiv's citizens is highlighted through poignant personal stories intertwined with the resurgence of national identity. From traditional dishes to contemporary gastronomic innovations, the conversation paints a vibrant picture of hope and defiance in Ukraine's ongoing struggle.

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Feb 23, 2024 • 34min
The Intelligence: Ukraine’s war, two years on
In this insightful discussion, guests Shashank Joshi, defense editor; Edward Carr, deputy editor; Arkady Ostrovsky, Russia editor; and Sarah Larniuk, senior producer, offer a deep dive into the complex dynamics of the Ukraine conflict. They discuss the evolution of military strategies and the emotional toll on both soldiers and civilians. Hear about the stark realities on the ground, the decline in morale, and the critical need for international support as they navigate the tumultuous landscape of geopolitics and the war's profound impact on lives.