This podcast from The Economist covers three current events. First, it discusses the shift in global diplomatic language regarding Taiwan, noting that many countries, particularly in the Global South, are increasingly aligning with China's stance, potentially impacting any future UN response to a conflict. Second, it examines the ongoing controversy surrounding the conviction of British nurse Lucy Letby for murdering and attempting to murder multiple babies, highlighting concerns about flawed statistical evidence and potential misinterpretations of medical testimony. Finally, it analyzes the financial landscape of professional football, revealing that despite soaring club revenues, top players' salaries are not increasing proportionally, suggesting alternative income streams for players. The podcast concludes with a discussion of the implications of each story.
