The Intelligence: Israeli hostages’ fortunes
Economist Podcasts25 Loka 2023

The Intelligence: Israeli hostages’ fortunes

A network of captives’ families has sprung up to accomplish what Israel’s government has so far failed to do—and may yet emerge as a political force. Protecting rhinoceroses from poachers is an expensive business; we look at what has become a bear market for rhinos (12:37). And why a coin toss is not the even-odds proposition you might think it is (20:30).


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