■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (2)

■Leaders
Multinationals
China loses its allure (47)
Road safety
Reinventing the wheel (6)
European climate policy
Worse than useless (35)
Syria’s civil war
Desperate times (42)
California
The recovery (19)

■Letters
Letter
On state-owned assets, drug patents, Jewishness, the oil rush, railways, Robin Hood

■Briefing
Chinese consumers
Doing it their way

■United States
California’s economy
Bark if you don’t like deficits (3)
Food and drink
How to make men more lovable (5)
Surveillance
New rules for spooks (1)
Virginia politics
Of diet pills and posh shoes (1)
An obstreperous obstetrician
Dr No retires (2)
Laws about life and death
Brain-dead and pregnant in Texas (2)
Baby-boomers on skis
Old, cold and splurging gold (2)
Lexington
What does the Fox say? (8)

■The Americas
Latin America and Spain
Shoe on the other foot (2)
Venezuela’s labour market
Labour’s love lost (1)
La Salada
Stall stories (2)
Brazil’s rolezinhos
The kids are all right (3)

■Asia
Political crisis in Thailand
You go your way, I’ll go mine (20)
South Korea’s student protests
Noticing worries
An election in Tokyo
Blasts from the past (1)
Pakistan’s special court
General hypochondria
Banyan
The horcrux of the matter (7)

■China
Corruption
Less party time (1)
Stand-up comedy
Joking aside (1)
The trial of Xu Zhiyong
New citizens (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
Can he manipulate the West? (14)
Egypt’s referendum
Deepening rifts
Israel’s and Palestine’s gas and oil
Too optimistic? (1)
Yemen’s conference
No proper end
Nigeria’s army
Heads off (1)
Africa’s economies
A tippler’s guide (2)

■Europe
Italian reform
Renzi’s tricky bargain (4)
Protests in Ukraine
On the march in Kiev (4)
Hungarian politics
Against the odds (9)
The Spanish economy
On the mend (4)
Turkey’s turmoil
Erdogan at bay (1)
Charlemagne
Europe’s energy woes (2)

■Britain
Schools outside cities
Island mentality (2)
The labour market
Working it (1)
Welfare reform
Talk is cheap
Tramps in churches
Holy night
Black cabs
Rank protectionism (3)
The car market
In the fast lane (1)
Energy
Powering down (1)
Racism and sport
Play on words
Bagehot
Teddy Edward (4)
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■International
Road deaths
Driving to an early grave
The data of Davos
Who’s on the Magic Mountain? (20)
Romani
Travel talk
Gay-pride parades
Pride and prejudice

■Business
The cigarette industry
Running out of puff (3)
Civilian jet engines
Gearing up for a fight (1)
Corporate governance in Germany
Diversifying the board
Internet firms and taxes
Patch-up job (2)
Religious investigation services
The Lord’s outsourced work
Lionsgate
Fighting the system
Schumpeter
The not so Golden State (4)

■Finance and economics
China’s economy
In three parts
Buttonwood
The inevitability of instability (1)
Canadian sovereign-wealth funds
The year of the ant (3)
Bankia
From a low base
South Korean credit-card data
Card sharps
Tax breaks
Bribing the taxpayer (2)
The Big Mac index
Grease-proof taper (6)
Free exchange
Risk off (3)

■Science and technology
Malaria eradication
Cure all? (1)
Dracunculiasis
Good riddance (2)
Acacia, ants and antibiotics
Protect and survive
Computer security
Spam in the fridge (3)
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
The making of America
March of history (3)
New American fiction (1)
Mood music
Congo
The horror, the horror
Technology and work
Learn ‘n’ go (1)
New American fiction (2)
Change of pace
Chiwetel Ejiofor
The power of quiet (3)

■Obituary
Hiroo Onoda
Last man fighting (14)

■Economic Indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Football wealth (1)
Markets