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The End of an Era

n just four months, the British Conservative cabinet has seen off two prime ministers and replaced four finance ministers. With Rishi Sunak’s victory in the three-day race to become the new Conservative leader on October 24, he became the first prime minister of Indian descent and the youngest one to take office since 1812. But he’s looking at economic problems almost identical to, or even more severe than, those of his predecessor Liz Truss’

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