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Needs Musk: Donald Trump’s new appointments

13 Nov 2024
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In this episode of the Economist Intelligence podcast, three key topics are explored: Donald Trump's cabinet appointments after the election, the dependence of European agriculture on migrant workers amid rising anti-immigration sentiments, and the trend of increasingly lengthy place names in India. Trump's selections ...

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Parting Scholz: what next for Germany?

12 Nov 2024
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In this episode of the Economist Intelligence podcast, three key topics are explored: the retraction of a flawed 2020 study that inaccurately linked black doctors to better infant mortality rates among black infants; the recent collapse of Germany's three-party coalition government, which has led to a snap election; an...

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Some like it hot: could Trump derail climate talks?

11 Nov 2024
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This episode of the Economist Intelligence podcast delves into several intriguing topics. First, it examines the potential benefits of opening up the market for OpenAI's AI models, which could lead to their availability on platforms like Amazon Web Services, despite Microsoft's current exclusive rights. Next, the discu...

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Look at who’s talking: divining Trump’s Middle East plans

08 Nov 2024
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In this episode of The Economist podcast, several intriguing topics are explored. The primary focus is on how Donald Trump's potential re-election could reshape Middle Eastern policy, raising questions about the future of US relations with Israel and Iran. The discussion also delves into the crisis plaguing British pri...

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Do the after math: how Trump won

07 Nov 2024
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In this episode of the Economist Intelligence podcast, three intriguing topics are explored: the unexpected Republican victory in the US presidential election, a new perspective on ADHD as a spectrum rather than a strict disorder, and the thriving market for faith-based apps in increasingly religious India. The electio...

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Don of a new age: Trump’s decisive win

06 Nov 2024
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This podcast delves into the recent US presidential election, where Donald Trump achieved a significant victory over Kamala Harris. The conversation highlights the contrasting atmospheres at their respective election night celebrations and examines Trump's surprising win, which came despite his unconventional campaign ...

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Election results: a brief message from John Prideaux

06 Nov 2024
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In this podcast segment, we invite you to check out the Intelligence Podcast, where John and Charlotte Idris dive into a detailed analysis of the latest results. This discussion is open to everyone, not just subscribers. Plus, be sure to catch the full episode coming this Friday on Checks and Balance!

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Vote! Our election-day special

05 Nov 2024
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In this episode of The Economist podcast, the focus is on the upcoming US presidential election featuring Kamala Harris and Donald Trump. It's shaping up to be a tight race, with Pennsylvania highlighted as a crucial swing state. The conversation explores possible paths to victory for both candidates, identifies key co...

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Last-ditch pitch: America’s campaigns conclude

04 Nov 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore two intriguing yet connected topics: the increasing collaboration among Turkic states, showcased by the Nomad Games in Kazakhstan, and the rising trend of living on canal boats in Britain as a response to the affordable housing crisis. The discussion around the Nomad Games highlights...

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Turn up the PA: the last in our swing-state series

01 Nov 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore two fascinating cultural trends: the rise of the influencer economy and the enduring charm of goth culture. Avantika Chalkoti discusses the vast opportunities within influencer marketing, highlighting the diverse range of people involved, which goes beyond the typical image of young ...

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Tax driver: Labour’s budget

31 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we dive into three important topics that are shaping today's conversations. First, we explore the UK's Labour budget, which introduces significant tax increases aimed at enhancing public services like the NHS. Next, we discuss how Hurricane Helene has impacted the North Carolina election, highl...

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Hot shot: the wider promise of weight-loss jabs

30 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore two important themes: the gap between strong economic data in America and how the public perceives it, and the perilous journey of Chinese migrants seeking safety in the U.S. The discussion reveals how political polarization complicates the connection between positive economic trends...

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Ukraine reaction: Russia deploys North Koreans

29 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we dive into pressing societal and geopolitical issues, exploring Ukraine's mobilization crisis in the face of Russian aggression, the ironic hurdles American citizens encounter when trying to vote abroad, and the absurdities of the UK's citizenship test. The conversation sheds light on concern...

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Timed bombs: Israel’s pre-election attack on Iran

28 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore two contrasting yet significant topics: the impact of artificial intelligence on customer service and the upheaval in professional golf caused by the LIV Golf tour. The first segment highlights how AI can revolutionize customer interactions, showcasing successful examples while also ...

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The Weekend Intelligence: The Apology

27 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore the legacy of the Gladstone family, highlighting the contrast between the revered Prime Minister William Gladstone and his father, Sir John Gladstone, a wealthy slave owner. Through the lens of the Black Lives Matter movement and personal insights, Charlie Gladstone delves into the t...

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Follow the leader: who will run Hamas?

25 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we delve into Georgia's changing political scene, highlighting the crucial impact of the black vote and its evolving support. We also take a closer look at Fethullah Gulen, a significant Turkish religious leader whose influence is still felt today. Through engaging discussions, the episode emph...

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Coming up Trump: our election model puts Harris behind

24 Oct 2024
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In this episode of the podcast, we explore two fascinating topics: Tesla's bold yet uncertain plans for robotaxis and the impressive 40-year legacy of Microsoft Excel. We examine Tesla's ambitious goals and the obstacles it faces in launching a dependable robotaxi service, especially when compared to established compet...

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Left field: a new force in German politics

23 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore the shifting political scene in Europe, highlighting Sahra Wagenknecht's rise as a powerful player in German politics with her new party, the Sahra Wagenknecht Alliance. This party uniquely blends left-wing ideals with right-wing perspectives on immigration. We also look into Moldova...

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Marching borders: what was Hizbullah’s plan?

22 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore the intricate themes surrounding reforestation in the Brazilian Amazon and highlight Switzerland's unexpected status as the world’s most innovative country. The conversation dives into emerging trends in the voluntary carbon market aimed at promoting sustainability through reforestat...

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Spies isn’t everything: Putin’s global-chaos machine

21 Oct 2024
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In this podcast episode, we explore two contrasting themes: the inefficiencies within the growing governments of wealthy nations that focus on short-term entitlement spending at the cost of effective public services and the evolving food scene in Britain, where traditional baked beans are making way for a variety of he...

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