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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (6)

■Leaders
Surveillance
Secrets, lies and America’s spies (157)
Germany and Europe
The reluctant hegemon (81)
Abenomi...

■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (6)

■Leaders
Surveillance
Secrets, lies and America’s spies (157)
Germany and Europe
The reluctant hegemon (81)
Abenomics
Not so super (10)
State pensions in America
Ruinous promises (21)
The United Nations in Congo
Art of darkness (7)

■Letters
Letters
On liberalism, electric cars, Chile, Iran, poverty, raw milk (1)

■Briefing
Surveillance
Look who’s listening (14)
Online privacy
How to disappear (3)

■United States
Coastal cities and climate change
You’re going to get wet (48)
California’s budget
Redemption song (1)
Organ transplants
Playing God
Education
Raising the bar (3)
The Virginia governor’s race
Machiavelli v Torquemada (1)
Immigrants
Let them drive (4)
Lexington
Chris Christie’s tightrope (7)

■The Americas
Security in Mexico
The new face of Mexican policing (2)
Land in Brazil
Farmers v Amerindians
Venezuela’s election audit
Beside the point (3)

■Asia
The third arrow of Abenomics
Misfire
North Korean schools in Japan
Class action
Aung San Suu Kyi
The halo slips (3)
Cambodia’s election
Liars and deniers
India’s opposition
Modicum of success (5)
India’s aged democracy
The long view (2)

■China
The yuan
The cheapest thing going is gone (2)
Human-rights diplomacy
Signs of trouble (3)
Peacekeeping forces
Over there
Banyan
Strange haven (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
The regime digs in (7)
Syrian refugees in Turkey
Will they ever go home?
Libya’s government and the militias
Is the tide turning?
Iran’s election and the internet
Behind a thick curtain (2)
Democratic Republic of Congo
Bigger guns are on their way (1)
The Central African Republic
A new grey zone
Kenya and Britain
Drawing a line under history (1)

■Europe
Turkey’s upheaval
Descent into confrontation (31)
The Turkish economy
Strong but vulnerable (2)
Germany and the euro
The ja and nein of euro rescues (4)
Vladimir Putin’s Russia
Battles over the river (7)
Charlemagne
L’exception francaise (12)
Correction: Turkish GDP (1)

■Britain
Sir Mervyn King
Leaving the Old Lady (1)
Stephen Hester
A banker at bay
Public spending
Leviathan, tamed (2)
Misbehaving politicians
The wages of lobbying (4)
Shopping in central London
Great estates
Birmingham airport
Brum fly with me (1)
Music arenas
Reality rocks
Bagehot
What Bohemia built (3)
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■International
The G8 agenda
The transparency summit (1)
Roland Dallas
Bluesooth
Phone boxes
A new calling (4)

■Special report: Germany
Europe’s reluctant hegemon(19)
Colours of the rainbow(1)
Germany and Europe
The Merkel plan(6)
The economy
Dissecting the miracle(2)
Energy
Tilting at windmills(3)
Labour
Erasmus generation(1)
German leadership
Overcoming the demons(7)

■Business
Oil companies in emerging markets
Safe sex in Nigeria (2)
Consultancies and spy chiefs
Hiring digital 007s (1)
Spanish companies
An ill wind (1)
Google buys Waze
Street plan (1)
Superhero films
Superman v Spider-Man (4)
Streaming music
I dreamed a stream
Schumpeter
Redeemers of a macho society

■Finance and economics
The Fed and emerging markets
The end of the affair (2)
Buttonwood
Quality street
Oil prices
The triple-digit barrel (4)
Indian banks
It ain’t over yet
Renewed Greek troubles
Darkness at midnight
Immigration and the public finances
Boon or burden? (12)
Crowdfunding students
Start me up
Free exchange
Taking credit for nothing
Correction: Free exchange

■Science and technology
Lifts and skyscrapers
The other mile-high club (14)
Modelling tsunamis
The dangers of insularity
AIDS in India
The cost of living (2)
Animal behaviour
Planet of the apes (4)

■Books and arts
China and America
After you (1)
Contemporary philosophy
Pump-primer (4)
The Antarctic continent
South park
America’s energy future
Meet the frackers
New fiction
Bloody end
The unicorn and its mythology
Horn of plenty
Correction

■Obituary
Tim Samaras (2)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
World primary-energy demand
Markets