2026-09-15
23 分钟The Economist.
Hello, and welcome to The Intelligence from The Economist.
I'm Rosie Blau.
And I'm Jason Palmer.
Today on the show, America seeks to tax business profits made overseas
and the glory of corporate training videos.
But first
There was a telling bit of news
earlier this month about anti-Muslim sentiment in Britain.
Hundreds of thugs in balaclavas blocked access to the port of Dover,
chanting, "Stop the boats" and "Christ is king."
A lot of this anti-migrant angst is actually anti-Islam.
A poll last year suggested that more than half of people agreed
that Islam is incompatible with British values.
But at least some of those respondents
were failing to make an ever more important distinction.
The idea that Muslims are somehow incompatible with British culture is nonsense.
Some of it, frankly, is racist.
Sonny Loughran is a Britain correspondent for The Economist.
But the rise of these views is also the result