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“He’s been advised to resist any olive branch, because it's not a real one”—Biden’s China policy

Also on the daily podcast: the stark racial differences in covid-19 outcomes and toward a better takeaway coffee cup

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THE TONE of America’s president-elect on China changed markedly through the campaign; his policies, at least at the outset, may differ little from those of his predecessor. We examine the stark racial disparities in covid-19 outcomes around the world. And the clever use of a waste product to make a better takeaway coffee cup. Runtime: 22 min

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