Vincent McEavenny

Patricia Cohen, a global economics correspondent for the New York Times, and Vincent McEavenny, a political journalist, join Patrick Coburn, author and journalist known for his sharp insights. They delve into Ukraine's targeted assassination of a Russian chemical weapons chief, exploring its potential ramifications. The discussion shifts to a European Commission legal case against the UK regarding EU citizens’ rights. They also analyze the dynamics of South Korea's protests, particularly the role of young women, and the surprising health benefits of arts and culture.

Elizabeth Braw, a Senior Fellow at the Atlantic Council, and journalist Vincent McEavenny discuss the complexities of the Sudan conflict and the UK's diplomatic efforts to promote peace amidst chaos. They explore the ramifications of U.S. funding cuts to universities, highlighting the tension between government policy and academic freedom. Additionally, they dive into the absurdity of recent Algerian-French diplomatic strains and provide insights into urban noise management in Lisbon, contrasting it with the echoes of conflict experienced in war zones.