Katrine Braik, The Economist's environment editor, shares her expertise on the recent G7 climate commitments, revealing their ambiguity and critiques from campaigners. Tom Nottle, the Berlin bureau chief, discusses Germany's colonial past and the contentious reparations deal with Namibia. The conversation also highlights the challenges faced by Iranian musicians, navigating a restricted landscape while innovating through alternative music platforms. This blend of topics underscores the intersection of history, climate action, and cultural evolution in today's global landscape.
