Russian to judgment: Putin accused of war crimes

John Parker, an international correspondent at The Economist, offers keen insights into the legal ramifications of Vladimir Putin being labeled a war criminal. He discusses the complexities of achieving justice for the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine while examining the political power dynamics that protect Putin. The conversation expands to the global food supply crisis driven by the war, especially affecting bread prices in the Middle East, leading to potential political unrest. Additionally, Parker critiques controversial public works projects in Mexico, highlighting their lack of transparency.