Justin Trudeau’s time leading Canada comes to an inglorious end
Also on the daily podcast: Charlie Hebdo a decade after the massacre and our series The World Ahead series looks at AI-aided drug design
In the end Justin Trudeau could not resist the internal pressure. We ask why the liberal standard-bearer got pushed out, and what comes next. Ten years after terrorists raided the offices of Charlie Hebdo, a satirical French newspaper, our correspondent speaks with its unbowed editor (10:10). And our series The World Ahead examines the nexus of AI and the pharmaceutical industry (19:08). Runtime: 25 min
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Babbage
Are your new year’s resolutions backed by science?
Our podcast on science and technology. We examine the evidence behind intermittent fasting, melatonin tablets for jet lag and breathing techniques
The Intelligence
The rise of a far-right Austrian party bears out a regional trend
Also on the daily podcast: remembering Jean-Marie Le Pen and our series The World Ahead looks at Latin America’s unbanked
Drum Tower
Inside the mind of Xi Jinping
Our weekly podcast on China. This week, the ideologies and anxieties that shape the leader’s decisions
The Intelligence
Gaza peace talks resume—with a sense of a deadline
Also on the daily podcast: why Nordic firms are so successful and our The World Ahead series looks at Asian democracy
The Intelligence
Will the factions of Trump’s economics team fight or unite?
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