Suga-free Diet: Japan’s next leader
Economist Podcasts29 Syys 2021

Suga-free Diet: Japan’s next leader

The ruling party’s choice for its president—a shoo-in for prime minister—seems to overlook the people’s will. We ask how Kishida Fumio is likely to lead, and for how long. Some of Nigeria’s megachurches are larger than stadiums, and have considerable assets—as do many of their charismatic pastors. And keeping up with demand for vinyl records presents pressing problems.

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