Pause for little effect: a trickle of aid in Gaza

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 Bad Bunny, who sings primarily in Spanish, and his impact on Latin music and culture. The discussion on Gaza includes analysis of Israel's tactical pauses and the insufficient aid reaching the population, while the segment on Japan explores the political and social implications of the surname law. The episode concludes with an examination of Bad Bunny's rise to fame and his role in promoting Spanish-language music and culture on a global scale.