Also, counting civilian casualties and Cuba’s sporting export
Podcasts | Apr 16th 2019
EMMANUEL MACRON, the president of France, was already dealing with national protests when a massive fire broke out at the Notre Dame cathedral, an 850-year old Parisian landmark. Can the tragedy, and Mr Macron’s leadership, bring the country together? America’s armed forces often don’t know how many civilians are killed in its air-strike campaigns—but that’s changing, thanks to pressure from the Pentagon’s loudest critics. And, though the Trump administration has cancelled a deal for Cuban baseball players, that won’t stop them making their way to the big leagues. Runtime: TK min.
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