Tom Nuttall, Chief Germany correspondent for The Economist, and Sasha Nauta, Social affairs editor, delve into Germany's political turmoil after its coalition collapse. They discuss the urgent need for robust leadership amidst ongoing crises like Ukraine, and the implications of this instability on European politics. Nauta also tackles a controversial study on racial disparities in healthcare, revealing flaws in initial interpretations, particularly regarding neonatal care. The conversation highlights critical socio-political issues and their interconnectedness.

Tom Nuttall, The Economist's chief Germany correspondent, dives into the political crisis as Germany's ruling coalition collapses, raising concerns about leadership amid geopolitical tensions. Sasha Nauta, the social affairs editor, discusses a flawed study on racial disparities in healthcare and its implications on infant mortality rates. They also touch upon the transformation of King's Cross in London, highlighting its journey from industrial decline to a thriving hub of creativity and technology.

Tom Nuttall, The Economist's chief Germany correspondent, and Sasha Nauta, the social affairs editor, dive into Germany's political crisis following the collapse of Chancellor Scholz's coalition government. They discuss the implications of this instability on European leadership amidst the Ukraine conflict. Additionally, they explore a pivotal study on racial disparities in neonatal care, challenging previous notions about the impact of physician race on infant survival rates, and highlight findings on systemic inequities in healthcare.