Vinjero Mukandawire

Join Vinjero Mukandawire, Britain correspondent, and Tom Nuttall, Berlin bureau chief, as they discuss the evolving preferences for children’s gender. They explore how societal changes have shifted the value placed on daughters over sons in certain cultures. The conversation then pivots to Germany's military resurgence in light of global security challenges, notably its increased defense spending post-Trump's visit. Finally, they uncover fascinating health benefits of coffee, advising on optimal consumption for well-being.

Vinjaro Mukandawire, Britain correspondent for The Economist, explores the evolving parental preferences in childbirth, highlighting a shift from a preference for boys to a growing acceptance of girls. Tom Nuttall, Berlin bureau chief, discusses Germany's increased military responsibilities and its implications for European security in light of global tensions. Meanwhile, Matt Kaplan, science correspondent, delves into the surprising health benefits of coffee, weighing its effects on longevity and mental health, and offers insights on optimal consumption.