Britain

Thunder from the East

Siddharth Singh

As the scars of the pandemic disappear, the Indian economy proves robust enough to overtake Britain’s

Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022): The People’s Monarch

As the second Elizabethan age ends, and a new monarch takes over, he will need her wisdom, her wit, and her unending appetite for working for others

Liz Truss: The Unlikely Tory and the Unlikelier Thatcherite

Sudeep Paul

Britain’s new prime minister will have no honeymoon period and will struggle to keep the party in office till the next general election

A Passage to the Company?

Pallavi Aiyar

An encounter with the Kafkaesque British visa regime

Born to Own

Suhel Seth

We are already getting ready for Rishi

Letter from a Desolate London

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Sorry Mr Menon, it’s not your city any longer

The Iron Grip

Aditya Mani Jha

The enduring fascination with Margaret Thatcher for authors, filmmakers and musicians

Dishy Rishi Makes A Point

Sunanda K Datta-Ray

Why Britain is the world’s most relaxed multiracial democracy

Patriots Against the Virus

Vinay Lal

A global plague, political epidemiology and national histories

A Prayer for Boris

Roderick Matthews

The pandemic too shall pass, but it will leave the UK with an experience comparable only to the two World Wars

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Britain

Thunder from the East

Queen Elizabeth II (1926-2022): The People’s Monarch

Liz Truss: The Unlikely Tory and the Unlikelier Thatcherite

A Passage to the Company?

Born to Own

Letter from a Desolate London

The Iron Grip

Dishy Rishi Makes A Point

Patriots Against the Virus

A Prayer for Boris

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