■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (3)

■Leaders
Britain
Little England or Great Britain? (69)
The global economy
The perils of falling inflation (59)
New York’s mayor-elect
Don’t screw it up (44)
Syria’s war
To stop the slaughter (20)
Dirty money
Mistrust the trusts (4)

■Letters
Letters
On science, Puerto Rico, Parliament, soft drinks, investing in cows

■Briefing
Civil wars
How to stop the fighting, sometimes (3)
Defining conflicts
What makes it a war? (1)

■United States
New York
Where will you go, Bill de Blasio? (29)
Governor races
Elected are the dealmakers (27)
The Los Angeles aqueduct
A hundred years of soggy tubes (3)
Direct democracy
Drugs, taxes and GMOs (1)
Education
On your marks (4)
Religion and the constitution
Priests and potholes (1)
Lexington
Forget the huddled masses (6)
Clarification: Fresenius Kabi

■The Americas
Chile’s presidential election
Cruising back to La Moneda (2)
Toronto’s crack-smoking leader
What to do with a drunken mayor? (24)
Power grab in Nicaragua
The comandante’s commandments
Security in Mexico
Battlefront on the waterfront

■Asia
Thailand’s amnesty bill
Groundhog days (1)
Pakistan’s militants
Bee sting (2)
Sri Lanka
The centre wants to hold (13)
Banyan
Spokes and hubbub (5)
Bangladesh
Mutiny and revenge (7)
Correction: Isabella Bird

■China
High-speed railways
Faster than a speeding bullet (6)
Uighurs and security
Tightening the screws

■Middle East and Africa
The Syrian civil war
Still no hint of a compromise (1)
Iran’s street artists
Don’t wall us in
Politics in Israel
A prodigal returns
Jordan
Surprisingly stable for the moment
Mozambique
Gas-fired tension
Africa’s female politicians
Women are winning (1)

■Europe
Russia’s economy
The S word (2)
French hostages
In cold blood (4)
Lost and found art
Hildebrand Gurlitt’s secret (3)
Hungary’s past
His contentious legacy (3)
Kosovo’s election
Only a minor disturbance
Turkey and its neighbours
A reset? (5)
Charlemagne
Falling out of love (6)

■Britain
London property
Live and let buy (3)
Wages
All work and low pay (1)
Shipbuilding
Torpedoed (1)
Working
Cottage industries
Cyber-security
Geeks bearing gifts (1)
Graffiti
The writing’s on the wall
Demography
Crunchy frog (3)
Politics and race
A tale of two mayors (4)
Bagehot
We misremember them (4)
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■International
Trusts
The weak link
Carbon emissions
Out of puff (1)
Drafting constitutions
Mix and match

■Special report: Britain
Turning inward
Exports and the economy
Paying its way(2)
Exporting media
The exception(2)
Europe
Channel deep and wide(9)
Race and immigration
A new kind of ghetto(3)
Devolution
The centrifuge
Nationalism and history
A unionist pin-up(2)
Cities
The vacuum cleaners(1)
The future
Great Britain or Little England?(2)

■Business
Online video in China
The Chinese stream (4)
Consultancy firms
Strategic moves (3)
German carmakers
Stuck in third (1)
Totvs
Local hero (1)
BlackBerry
Only thorns (6)
Mondragon
Trouble in workers’ paradise (1)
Schumpeter
The honne and the tatemae

■Finance and economics
Inflation
The price is a blight
Buttonwood
Where will the boot land next? (2)
Credit cards in South Korea
A swipe at profits (3)
Digital banking
Third time lucky
Emerging markets
Sleepless nights
The Caribbean debt crisis
God v bondholders
SAC Capital
No winners (3)
Free exchange
Renouncing stable prices (4)

■Science and technology
Internet security
Besieged (5)
Astronomy
My God, it’s full of planets! (1)
3D printing
Pimp my ride (1)
Palaeontology
Black gold

■Books and arts
The first world war
Avoidable brutality (4)
Alan Greenspan and America’s economy
Casino capitalism (1)
Women in the 1950s
Grit and polish
The photographs of Erwin Blumenfeld
Tres glam
The 2012 election
Winners and losers (1)
Duke Ellington
Jazz royalty

■Obituary
Anthony Caro

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, November averages
Markets