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

■Leaders
New roles for technology
Rise of the robots (31)
America and the IMF
Dereliction of duty (41)
France’s National Front
On the march (12)
NATO
All for one (10)
Cartel-busting
Boring can still be bad (4)

■Letters
Letters
On cronyism, competition, defence policy, China, takeovers, prostitution, solar power, senators, Edward Snowden (2)

■Briefing
Japanese women and work
Holding back half the nation (28)

■United States
Obamacare
Uphill all the way (24)
Obamacare and religious freedom
The Hobby Lobby hubbub (22)
Catholics in America
What crisis? (16)
Presidential libraries
Style and guile
Journalism in America
Digital resurrection (1)
Politics in Arizona
Saner than it looks (4)
America’s awful airports
A new ranking (60)
Lexington
Medals for drone pilots? (5)

■The Americas
Latin America’s economies
Life after the commodity boom (1)
Bello
Legalism v democracy (1)
Brazil’s internet law
The net closes (1)
Data leaks
Going overboard (1)

■Asia
Politics in Taiwan
Manning the trade barriers (28)
India’s election
Seasons of abundance (6)
Flight MH370
Lost (17)
A presidential election in Afghanistan
Runners and riders
Japan’s consumption tax
The big squeeze (1)
Banyan
On the antlers of a dilemma (29)

■China
The economy
On cloud nine trillion (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Saudi Arabia and the United States
Awkward relations (9)
Egypt
Of judges and generals (2)
The Gaza Strip
Who’s in charge?
Nigeria
Worse and worse
Burundi
Trouble ahead (2)
Sierra Leone
Stop rape

■Europe
Turkish politics
The battle for Turkey’s future (12)
Turkey and the internet
Of tweets and twits (5)
Russian propaganda
1984 in 2014 (33)
The Baltic states
Echoes of the Sudetenland (21)
French elections
A little local difficulty (3)
Charlemagne
Putin’s arrow (54)

■Britain
The NHS
Health reform in a cold climate
International broadcasting
Foreign losses
Teachers’ pay
The going rate (2)
Jon Cruddas
The sage of Dagenham
Debating Europe
The third man (6)
Media law
Data lock
BSkyB’s drama offensive
Home grown
Bagehot
History trumps democracy (4)
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■International
The future of NATO
First principles (1)
Drone journalism
Eyes in the skies (1)

■Special report: Robots
Immigrants from the future(2)
The build-up
Good and ready
Military uses
Up in the air(2)
Business service robots
The invisible unarmed
Labour markets
A mighty contest
Domestic service robots
Seal of approval
Regulation
That thou art mindful of him(1)

■Business
Cartels
Just one more fix
Myanmar’s oil and gas
Drilling in the dark
Facebook and virtual reality
A game of goggles (3)
Commercial property in Europe
A skyscraper too far
Schumpeter
A green light
Correction
Correction

■Finance and economics
Inflation and interest rates
Up, up and away (1)
Buttonwood
Freedom or licence? (1)
American banks
A harsh light (2)
Swiss banks
Swissness is not enough (1)
Employment in Sub-Saharan Africa
Sorry, no vacancies (3)
Copper
Broken contacts
Anti-social media
Ashes of a coalfire (2)
Free exchange
Pricing the surge

■Science and technology
Synthetic biology
DIY chromosomes (2)
The outer solar system
Something new under the sun (1)
Locking horns
Sexual selection in plants
Focal dystonia
Don’t cramp my style
Palaeontology
Shovel face

■Books and arts
100 years after 1914
Still in the grip of the Great War (4)
France and “la guerre de quatorze”
Never-forgotten names
Memoirs of a German soldier
Return of a war classic (3)

■Obituary
Adolfo Suarez
Spain’s democracy man (7)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Natural disasters
Markets