Britain’s Labour Party is preoccupied by self-preservation, and traumatised by how quickly voters have soured. With or without Sir Keir Starmer, it will retreat to its soft-left comfort zone, and muddle along the path of electoral least resistance https://t.co/ThgUJN6epW ...

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Developing countries—especially India—should learn from one place in particular https://t.co/a2PH1WSGZR ...

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Britain’s prime minister defined himself as a constraint on the left-leaning parliamentary Labour Party. Now he governs as its hostage https://t.co/ThgUJN6epW ...

When governments are indebted, high interest rates wreak havoc https://t.co/4eyS7XC8mJ ...

Prosecutors have moved far too slowly https://t.co/X9ksuU6oM0 ...

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