Cross-Channel Rail Revolution: Eurostar's Monopoly on the Line as Rivals Circle Eurostar finds itself at a critical juncture, urging the United Kingdom's government to forge a credible and lasting plan for cross-border train services. The operator, which has held a monopoly for three decades, warns that without a clear path forward, the country could find…
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Britain's High-Stakes Gamble: Navigating Debt, Tax and a Shifting Global Landscape A sense of unease permeates the economic outlook of the United Kingdom. While some headline figures suggest a tentative recovery, a confluence of mounting debt, persistent inflation, and shifting global currents presents a formidable challenge to the government's growth agenda. The British administration faces…
The New Maharajas: Inside the Exclusive Clubs Reshaping India's Elite For many years, the social scene for India's upper crust revolved around colonial-era private institutions. Situated in the country's most affluent neighbourhoods, these establishments were strongholds of inherited wealth and power. Their deep-hued wood panelling, uniformed attendants, and strict attire rules evoked a bygone colonial…
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