It rains, it pours: Haiti’s tragedy compounds

Sarah Burke, the Economist's bureau chief for Mexico, Central America, and the Caribbean, sheds light on Haiti's current crises, detailing the devastating aftermath of a recent earthquake and the compounding challenges of gang violence and unstable governance. Max Rodenbeck, the South Asia bureau chief, dives into the lasting repercussions of the India-Pakistan partition, showcasing how historical tensions still affect politics and society today. The discussion also briefly touches on Indonesia's passion for badminton, highlighting its importance as a source of national pride.