Shishang Joshi

Join Shishang Joshi, the Defense editor for The Economist with expertise in electronic warfare, as he delves into the intense battle for control in Ukraine’s electromagnetic spectrum. Tim Cross, a senior science writer, discusses the surprising use of carbon monoxide in cycling as a doping tool, raising eyebrows in a sport plagued by scandals. Cultural correspondent Catherine Nixie analyzes the declining substance of British parliamentary speeches, revealing how political discourse has shifted in modern times. Tune in for a captivating exploration of war, sport, and politics!

Shishank Joshi, Defense editor at The Economist, shares insights from his visit to Kyiv, revealing a city returning to normal amidst ongoing conflict. He discusses Ukraine's military resilience and innovative citizen efforts in defense. Rosie Blau highlights China's demographic crisis, detailing the struggles of a shrinking workforce and immigration resistance as they grapple with exponential aging. Emily Taylor dives into the ethical dilemmas and community dynamics surrounding rattlesnake roundups in America, addressing safety and humane practices in this unique tradition.

Shishank Joshi, Defense editor for The Economist, offers sharp insights on Russia's recent tactical advances in eastern Ukraine, detailing the intense conflict in the Donbass. He discusses how Western military support could influence the war's trajectory. Alexandra Sewitch-Bass, Senior correspondent, dives into America's challenging immigration landscape, focusing on the contentious Title 42 policy and its implications. Together, they explore the interconnectedness of global conflicts and domestic policies, highlighting the urgent need for reform.

Shishang Joshi, Defense editor at The Economist, and Avantika Chulkati, International correspondent, dive into pressing global issues. They discuss the growing nuclear ambitions of various states, the complexities of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and the rising tensions in East Asia and the Middle East. Chulkati shines a light on Sub-Saharan Africa's dual malnutrition challenge, where obesity spikes alongside undernourishment, and explores community efforts in Zambia to promote healthier eating. They also touch on the geopolitical implications of rare-earth mining in Greenland.

Tamsin Booth, Technology and business editor for The Economist, analyzes Amazon's shifting market strategies and the challenges posed by the pandemic. Shishang Joshi, Defense editor, discusses how COVID-19 has intensified global conflicts and affected war zones. Anne Rowe, Obituaries editor, shares the captivating story of Antonio Bolivar, an Amazonian storyteller turned film star, who embodies cultural heritage amidst modern struggles. The conversation weaves together e-commerce, war, and the preservation of indigenous narratives.