■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (5)

■Leaders
China
Go on, bet the farm (85)
Argentina’s mid-term election
Cristina’s come-uppance (11)
Pay and economic growth
A shrinking slice (19)
Espionage and America
Rules for spies (88)
High-speed railways
Still off-track (5)

■Letters
Letters
On emerging economies, business, efficient markets, Venezuela, China, Brazil, American politics

■Briefing
Chinese land reform
A world to turn upside down (1)

■United States
The presidency
Whoops (29)
Obamacare
The debacle (150)
Genetically modified food
Warning labels for safe stuff (2)
Crime in Florida
Man bites dog, repeatedly (1)
Seattle
On your bike (4)
Virginia’s governor race
The Clinton effect (4)
Civil forfeiture
The grabbing hand of the law (3)
Drugs and the death penalty
Cruel and unusable (7)
Lexington
Bye-bye, Bloomberg (3)

■The Americas
Argentina’s mid-term election
Jostling in Kirchnerismo’s twilight (7)
Mining in Mexico
The sovereign take
Canada’s Senate
Reform or death? (12)
The Latinobarometro poll
Listen to me (8)

■Asia
The Khmer Rouge tribunal
Justice and the killing fields
Uzbekistan
trouble.uz? (1)
Religious violence in Myanmar
The silence of the muezzin (1)
India’s mission to Mars
Red planet, red rival (27)
Banyan
Zero-sum politics (1)

■China
Changing the economy
The long weekend (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Civil strife in Iraq
Going all wrong (1)
Satire in Egypt
The joker is back
Algeria
Patience persists
Somali piracy
More sophisticated than you thought (1)
The Democratic Republic of Congo
Rebel retreat

■Europe
Italian politics
Bickering and back-stabbing (5)
Georgia’s election
The end of Saakashvili’s reign
Czech election
Central Europe’s Berlusconi?
Swedish education
Fixing Sweden’s schools (1)
The European Union budget
The gourmands of Brussels (1)
Race relations in the Netherlands
Is Zwarte Piet racism? (40)
Charlemagne
Fawlty Europe (12)

■Britain
High-speed rail
Accounting trips (4)
Immigration
A fresh headcount (2)
Paul Reichmann
Saviour of the docklands (1)
Police reform
Copping and changing
Politicians v newspapers
Hold the presses
Corporate ownership
Shell game
Linguistics
Argot bargy (3)
Bagehot
More tough, less love (2)
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■International
Spies and politics
Cloaks off (24)
Money from rubbish
Mucking in (1)
Government budgets and development
Transparent money
Conjugal visits
No laughing matter (1)

■Business
Mahindra & Mahindra
SUVival of the fittest (1)
Brazil’s oil industry
Bustista (7)
Business in Greece
Outrageous fortune (1)
Business regulation
Reform school (1)
Manufacturing in Serbia
Balkan legacy
PSA Peugeot Citroen
Back from the brink (1)
Air cargo
Cabin fever
Twitter’s IPO
Going cheep? (1)
Schumpeter
The butterfly effect (1)

■Finance and economics
Workers’ share of national income
Labour pains (12)
Buttonwood
Margin for error (1)
Banking and organised crime in Japan
Of loans and sharks
Equity crowdfunding
Cream of Devon
The economics of sexual inequality
When education dries up
Hybrid corporate bonds
The rating game
Financial firms on the defensive
A culture of fear (10)
Free exchange
No need to dig (9)

■Science and technology
Dark matter
Absence of evidence, or evidence of absence? (65)
Animal behaviour
Wag the dog (5)
Oncology
A medical matryoshka doll
Evolution
Butterfly ball

■Books and arts
Business, politics and war
Why a strategy is not a plan
The Gulf
Rocky royalty (2)
Dale Carnegie
How to succeed
English fiction: Penelope Fitzgerald
Blue flower
Robert Redford in "All is Lost"
Man of the moment
Correction: Karl Kraus

■Obituary
Lou Reed
A walk on the wild side (6)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Household debt in Asia
Markets