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Mark Rutte on NATO’s survival
2025-10-14
The transatlantic alliance is facing its toughest test since the cold war. Shashank Joshi, our defence editor, sat down with Mark Rutte, the head of NATO, to discuss Vladimir Putin and the war in Ukraine, the growing threat from China and dealing with Donald Trump.
You can watch the full interview, as part of our new video series “The Economist Insider”, from Tuesday October 14th at 6pm London time.
00:00 – Russian incursions into NATO airspace
01:45 – Is Russia a real threat?
04:14 – What Donald Trump means for the alliance
05:58 – What Europe will do if China invades Taiwan
Watch the full interview: https://econ.st/3W5fEwE
Putin’s dangerous drone probe is a moment of truth for NATO: https://econ.st/4hgufiE
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Mark Carney on dealing with Donald Trump
2025-10-08
Zanny Minton Beddoes, our editor-in-chief, sat down with Mark Carney, Canada’s prime minister, to discuss tariffs, trade and negotiating with Donald Trump.
You can watch the full interview, as part of our new video series “The Economist Insider”, on Thursday October 9th at 7pm London time.
00:00 – The impact of tariffs on Canada
00:58 – What it’s like to deal with Donald Trump
01:46 – Is Trump monetising US hegemony?
04:00 – The future of the global trading system
Watch the full interview: https://econ.st/3KXJVLh
Mark Carney’s radical vision for handling Trumpian America: https://econ.st/3IW3vah
Sign up to the Insider newsletter: https://econ.st/4nOyzIb
Why do people hate vocal fry?
2025-08-29
What do Kim Kardashian and James Bond have in common? Lane Greene, our language correspondent, explores the controversy behind their creaky vocal quality
Why was Labour so unprepared for power?
2025-07-04
Why was Keir Starmer’s Labour government so unprepared for power? After a shambolic end to its first year in power, The Economist’s British politics correspondent, Matthew Holehouse, analyses what went wrong for Britain’s ruling party.
Has China become cool?
2025-06-26
Is China becoming a cultural phenomenon? From Labubu dolls to high-tech exports China is making waves abroad. Our producer Jiehao Chen and China correspondent Gabriel Crossley speak on the Drum Tower podcast to discuss China’s pursuit of soft power.
00:00 – China’s softening image
01:07 – What does China’s Communist Party stand to gain?
02:23 – IShowSpeed’s livestream in China
04:08 – So is China cool?
Listen to the rest of the episode: https://econ.st/4epPhtJ
It’s not just Labubu dolls, Chinese brands are booming: https://econ.st/4k9wtzS
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Can Israel destroy Iran’s nuclear programme?
2025-06-17
Israel has hit some of Iran’s most important nuclear sites but doing lasting damage to Iran’s nuclear ability is extremely difficult, as our defence editor, Shashank Joshi, explains
How Donald Trump escalated LA’s protests
2025-06-09
Donald Trump’s decision to order National Guard troops to Los Angeles turned protests against immigration raids into major clashes. Our West Coast correspondent, Aryn Braun, reports from the ground #la #laprotests #losangeles #uspolitics #immigration
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