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

■Leaders
The global economy
The worldwide wobble (21)
Immigration
Barack Obama, deporter-in-chief (37)
The European Commission
Lagarde for president (9)
China’s environment
A small breath of fresh air
Organised crime
Dealing with the devil

■Letters
Letters
On livestock and emissions, California, technology and jobs, algorithms

■Briefing
America’s deportation machine
The great expulsion (2)
Deported Mexicans
Bordering on cruelty (1)

■United States
The farm bill
A trillion in the trough (4)
Trade
When Harry mugged Barry (2)
Obamacare and jobs
Insured and inactive (6)
College sports
Wildcat formation (2)
Immigration reform
Path of least resistance (2)
Assortative mating
Sex, brains and inequality (3)
Drug policy
Hoffman’s habit
The origins of man
Monkey business (6)
Lexington
Zero-sum politics (5)
Correction: Drugs

■The Americas
El Salvador’s gangs
Breaking good
Bello
Dilma’s tight skirt
Canada, America and oil
A pipeline runs through it (17)
Freedom of speech in Ecuador
Drawn and quartered (1)

■Asia
Politics in Myanmar
Not so fast (3)
Pakistan and the Taliban
Jawing with the enemy (3)
Crime and politics in Bangladesh
Bang bang club
Japan’s national broadcaster
My country right or righter (1)
Banyan
Approaching the endgame (1)

■China
The party and the media
Learning to spin (1)
Environmental accountability
Transparency in the haze (1)
Internal trade
It’s a continent, actually

■Middle East and Africa
Manufacturing in Africa
An awakening giant (2)
Somalia’s civil war
Pushing it across the borders
Sanctions against Israel
A campaign that is gathering weight (7)
The media in Saudi Arabia
Beating the censor (2)
Libya
Something to celebrate, at last
Repression in Egypt
The same old blanket

■Europe
German foreign policy
No more shirking (5)
France and America
Mr Hollande goes to Washington (2)
Italian justice
Untimely (1)
Spain’s right
A new Partido Te? (1)
Polish energy policy
A different Energiewende (1)
Charlemagne
Keep the door open (3)

■Britain
Ethnic minorities
Into the melting pot (3)
Booze-free bars
Shaken not slurred
Education reform
Gove battles the blob
Tories who like unions
A syndical ploy
Technology v the BBC
Yesterday’s news (2)
Regional unemployment
West Country woes
Bagehot
An urban phoenix
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■International
Government-to-government trade
Unbundling the nation state
The winter Olympics
Hot or cool? (2)
Web addresses
The name game
The ivory trade
Up in smoke (1)

■Business
BP
A shrunken giant
Microsoft’s new boss
Inside job (3)
Google, the EU and antitrust
Search over
The suit business
Material differences
How corporate bedfellows compare
Big companies’ revenue and profit
Trouble at the Panama Canal
Dead locks
Cable television
News you can lose
Schumpeter
Those who can’t, teach (4)

■Finance and economics
Turmoil in financial markets
Goldilocks and the bears (2)
Global monetary policy
Countervailing motion
Buttonwood
A new world for bonds (1)
A legal hazard for Brazil’s banks
The past is epilogue
Fees for hedge funds and private equity
Down to 1.4 and 17
Share options
The law of unintended consequences (1)
Commodity prices
Fixing the fix
Slums and social mobility
Down and out (2)
Free exchange
Massive open online forces (1)

■Science and technology
Gene therapy
Ingenious
Athletic enhancement
Breathe it in
Sexual selection
Hot wheels (37)
Bionics
Once more, with feeling

■Books and arts
Foreign fiction
Love in the time of killing
The making of Iraq
Man of the moment
Big data and society
The measure of man
Tribal art
Masks and magic
Fiction and software
Multilingual
Animals in history
Elephantasia

■Obituary
Philip Seymour Hoffman (7)

■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, February averages
Markets