What Punjab's last Maharaja and an Ethiopian prince had in common

Maharaja Duleep Singh and Prince Alemayehu did not have an easy time in England despite their royal lineage and 'imperial' benefactor. And their remaining there was also a consequence of geopolitics—protecting British commercial and political interests

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