Tamara Jolks-Bohr

Chris Lockwood, Europe editor for The Economist, shares insights on the slow-moving conflict in Ukraine's Donbas region, highlighting Ukrainian resilience against Russian forces. Tamara Jolks-Boer, U.S. public policy correspondent, discusses innovative policing initiatives in New Mexico that emerged after George Floyd's death, revealing ongoing challenges and successes. Catherine Nixie, Britain correspondent, explores the cultural significance of the Highway Code, reflecting on its evolution and the changing perceptions of road safety in Britain.

Join Leo Marani, The Economist's South Asia correspondent, as he dives into the severe air pollution crisis gripping the region, where nine of the ten most polluted cities reside. Explore how urgent policy changes and international cooperation could turn the tide. Also featured are Charlie McCann, sharing a gripping escape story of two Russian men fleeing conscription, and Tamara Jolks-Bohr discussing the longevity secrets of the Seventh-day Adventist community and their healthy lifestyle. It's a captivating mix of desperation, hope, and health!

Stephen Mazey, The Economist's Supreme Court correspondent, and Tamara Jolks-Boer, U.S. policy correspondent, dive into pressing topics like the Supreme Court's potential rollback of Roe v. Wade and the significant implications for reproductive rights. They also explore Puerto Rico’s surprising resilience during the pandemic, showcasing its successful vaccination efforts amid natural disasters. Additionally, they discuss an intriguing new theory suggesting Earth’s water may originate from cosmic dust, highlighting a fascinating connection between space and life.