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The Intelligence from The Economist

Emmanuel dexterity: Trump and Macron chat

The Intelligence from The Economist

The Economist

News, Global News, Daily News

4.53.7K Ratings

🗓️ 25 February 2025

⏱️ 24 minutes

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Summary

The meeting between France’s and America’s presidents had a familiarly chummy feel. We ask whether Emmanuel Macron’s charm offensive might have changed Donald Trump’s mind on security matters. Norway’s stocks of wild salmon are in trouble—owing in part to their farmed brethren (9:42). And how the Michelin Guide is trying to maintain its tastemaking primacy (17:20). Additional audio courtesy of @eatingwithtod.


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I'm your host, Jason Palmer.

0:47.6

Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

0:57.3

In Norway, wild salmon stocks have been on the wane for some time,

1:02.8

but the problem is getting swiftly worse.

1:05.4

One of the biggest causes, farmed salmon.

1:09.6

And lots of foodies still fetish-eyes Michelin stars,

1:14.1

the mark of fine dining for very nearly a century.

1:17.9

But deep into the Internet era, the Michelin brand is finally at risk of losing its primacy as a tastemaker.

1:25.1

We look at how it's trying to keep up.

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Music as a tastemaker. We look at how it's trying to keep up. But first...

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