Britain

The Curious Case of Starmer: Making Promises Abroad as Home Burns

Alan Moore

Fears that even should the PM right the ship, his current raft of domestic issues could derail his foreign policy measures, especially the India-UK Free Trade Agreement

The Spy Who Saved the World

Sudeep Paul

Soviet double agent Oleg Gordievsky’s intelligence had prevented nuclear war

Bengali Anglophilia

Swapan Dasgupta

It was grafted on local tradition and culture

Divided and Angry

Roderick Matthews

Behind Britain’s riots lies the politics of unfairness

The Mouse-Trap Moment

Sudeep Paul

British intelligence agents, Indian revolutionaries, German conspirators and their cat-and-mouse games through World War I

European Leftists and Liberals

Swapan Dasgupta

And their hatred of Israel

The Moral Museum

Pallavi Aiyar

Unlike Belgium or France, Britain still refuses to repatriate its colonial loot

A Noble Attempt

Swapan Dasgupta

To prevent Britain from further self-destruction

SP Hinduja (1935-2023): Global Magnate

Lhendup G Bhutia

Along with his brothers, he created one of the most storied business empires with Indian roots

Brown Man’s Burden

Minhaz Merchant

Humza Yousaf’s politics weighs on Rishi Sunak’s resolve

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Britain

The Curious Case of Starmer: Making Promises Abroad as Home Burns

The Spy Who Saved the World

Bengali Anglophilia

Divided and Angry

The Mouse-Trap Moment

European Leftists and Liberals

The Moral Museum

A Noble Attempt

SP Hinduja (1935-2023): Global Magnate

Brown Man’s Burden

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The Thousand-Year Jihad

“This is not the India I grew up in”

When Paradise Is Not Enough

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