Hello and welcome to the Intelligence on Economist Radio. I'm your host, Jason Palmer. Every weekday, we provide a fresh perspective on the events shaping your world.

India was the largest market for the Chinese video sharing app, TikTok.

But following a deadly border clash last month, India has banned dozens of Chinese apps.

We look into why TikTok took India by storm and who, until recently, was on it.

And this year, the very finest Bordeaux wines are selling for cheap, relatively speaking.

The pandemic only explains part of the price drop.

Climate change is, for now, causing more good vintages than the market is used to.

But first... This week, America's Supreme Court ruled on a law that would have sharply limited abortion access in Louisiana.

Your Honor, this is a law that restricts abortion by regulating the physicians rather than their patients.

Louisiana's decision to require abortion providers to have admitting privileges

was justified by abundant evidence of life-threatening health and safety violations.

People have very strong feelings, and a lot of people morally think it's wrong,

and a lot of people morally think the opposite is wrong.

The court struck the law down on Monday.

It's the latest in a series of decisions that have leaned liberal and dismayed conservatives.

Last month, the court halted the president's efforts to end DACA, the deferred action for child

arrivals law that allowed young undocumented people to stay in America.

This is just the beginning. You are going to become American citizens and great American citizens.

Another decision barred workplace discrimination against gay and transgender people, and there are more politically contentious cases on the horizon.

Yesterday, the court said it would hear arguments this autumn in a case about releasing

an unredacted version of Robert

Mueller's report on Russian interference in the 2016 election.

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