Zakaria noted that India will benefit from its role in the world’s technology sector, among other political, social factors.

On 17 March, the Chancellor gave her second Mais Lecture. The lecture was heavily trailed in the Spring Forecast as when the Chancellor would outline the government’s economic thinking.

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The big idea across Rachel Reeves’ 2024 Mais Lecture and her 2026 one is “securonomics”. Essentially, the broad thrust is ...

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