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"The Intelligence" podcast presents a fresh perspective on global events. It delves into the rising sectarian violence in Syria, examining the new government's response and the emergence of opposition. The podcast also explores the phenomenon of radical pensioners in Britain, particularly their involvement in protests ...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the turmoil and future prospects of chipmaker Intel, the resurgence of political violence in Colombia following the assassination of a presidential contender, and the quirky tradition of snail racing in rural England and its unexpected re...
"The Intelligence" podcast presents a fresh perspective on global events. It discusses the revitalization of Tinian Island by the U.S. military in preparation for potential conflict with China, highlighting the island's strategic importance and the concept of "Agile Combat Employment." The podcast also explores the sur...
"The Intelligence" podcast episode features three distinct segments. The first explores Britain's significant role in the global video game industry, examining its historical advantages, current challenges like funding shortages and global slowdowns, and potential opportunities through embracing AI and unique game deve...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the high-stakes meeting between Ukrainian President Zelensky and Donald Trump amidst the ongoing war with Russia, the emerging trend of AI-run, one-person companies and their potential impact on the business world, and the increasing popu...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers two main topics: the shifting dynamics within Hamas and a new theory on market behavior driven by fear. The first segment features Nicholas Pelham discussing the increasing pressure on Hamas to lay down arms and the potential for a political transition within t...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist focuses on the growing geopolitical interest in the Arctic, particularly the Svalbard archipelago. The discussion highlights Russia's strategic and economic motivations for maintaining a presence in the region, including access to resources, military positioning, and ...
The Intelligence podcast presents three distinct segments: First, it discusses El Salvador's president, Nayib Bukele, and his consolidation of power through constitutional changes, his popularity due to a crackdown on gangs, and the potential economic repercussions. Second, it explores the declining fertility rates in ...
The Intelligence podcast episode covers three distinct topics: the new GPT-5 AI model from OpenAI and its implications, the growing investment culture in Japan spurred by government initiatives and changing economic conditions, and the rise of independent wrestling leagues in America as an alternative to mainstream WWE...
This episode of "The Intelligence" from The Economist covers three distinct topics: potential peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine mediated by the US, the race among Chinese cities to become the new Detroit for electric vehicle manufacturing, and advancements in allergy treatments. The discussion on Ukraine de...
"The Intelligence" podcast episode covers three main topics: the escalating conflict in Gaza and the potential war crimes allegations against Israel, the changing dynamics of the job market in the US and the decline of the "job hopping" trend, and a profile of Father Patrick Ryan, an Irish priest who became known for h...
In this episode of The Intelligence, host Jason Palmer and The Economist's Business Affairs Editor, Roshana Shanbog, discuss the new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration, examining their potential impact on the American economy, businesses, and consumers, and the long-term consequences of these trade policies. T...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the fragile state of Somalia and its struggle against jihadist violence, the mixed state of crime in Britain where overall crime is down but the rate of solved cases is also decreasing, and a reflection on the 80th anniversary of the atom...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the struggles of the consultancy firm McKinsey as it faces competition from other firms like BCG and tech companies offering AI solutions; the practice of some American airlines, particularly American Airlines, of charging solo travelers ...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the potential settlement between Harvard University and the Trump administration regarding federal funding and oversight, France's top general's assessment of the coming threats to Europe from Russia, and a discussion on political satire ...
"The Intelligence" podcast from The Economist presents a fresh perspective on global events. The episode begins with a discussion on the growing international recognition of a Palestinian state by countries like Canada, Britain, and France, and the potential impact and timing of these decisions on the Israeli-Palestini...
This episode of The Intelligence from The Economist covers three distinct topics: the struggles of the luxury brand LVMH amidst a general decline in the luxury sector, the risks North Koreans take to watch South Korean TV dramas, and an analysis of the impact of President Trump's tariffs on the American dollar using th...
The Intelligence podcast episode discusses three distinct global issues. First, it examines the escalating tensions between former U.S. President Donald Trump and Brazilian President Lula da Silva, focusing on proposed tariffs and their potential economic and political consequences for Brazil. Second, the podcast analy...
This podcast episode of The Intelligence covers three distinct topics: the dire humanitarian crisis in Gaza and the international response to it, Japan's controversial law requiring married couples to share a surname and the cultural and gender equality issues it raises, and the global success of Puerto Rican artist Ba...
The Intelligence podcast episode covers three distinct topics: a new trade accord between the US and the EU, the overlooked English Midlands and its need for a rebrand, and the obituary of Fauja Singh, a marathon runner who started running at age 88. The discussion on the US-EU trade deal involves analyzing the details...
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