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

■Leaders
The weakened West
What would America fight for? (195)
Philanthropy
China’s Carnegie (4)
Fund management
Cheap is cheerful
Capitalism and its critics
A modern Marx (114)
South Africa’s election
Time to ditch Mandela’s party (3)

■Letters
Letters
On the IPCC, Russia, banks, jobs, Parliament, beer, cheese, Adrian Mole

■Briefing
Fund management
Will invest for food (7)

■United States
Geopolitics
The decline of deterrence (7)
American military power
Unrivalled, for now (4)
Basketball and race
The clip that sank Sterling (8)
Gun laws
A shot and a beer (23)
E-cigarettes
Where there’s smoke (3)
Lexington
When facts are weapons (4)

■The Americas
Canada’s economy
Maple, resting on laurels (2)
Bello
Bolivia’s rentier republic (1)
Shale gas in Mexico
On shaky ground
Slums in Buenos Aires
The unplugged (1)

■Asia
Manmohan Singh
Man out of time (2)
Indian candidates
Actress, cricketer, dynast...
America in Asia
Pivotal
Asylum-seekers in Sri Lanka
Uncertain haven (11)
Taiwan
When the wind blows (4)
Nepal
Into thin air
Banyan
Daydream believers

■China
Agriculture
Bring back the landlords
Freedom of information
Right to know
Christianity
Demolition job

■Middle East and Africa
South Africa
Where will the rainbow end?
Central African Republic
No one at the wheel
Iraq’s election
Alas, it may make little difference (2)
Egypt
Hang them all? (1)

■Europe
Ukraine’s turmoil
Chaos out of order (2)
German taxes
Steep and cold progression
Spain and Catalonia
Wars of Spanish secession (4)
Muslims in Marseille
Behind the facade (6)
Charlemagne
On a wing and a prayer (4)

■Britain
Politics
The impossible election (1)
Gerry Adams
When troubles come (4)
The labour market
Waiting for payday
British Muslims
Happy or haram? (1)
Cyber-security
Fresh meat
The Tube strike
Over a barrel
High-speed rail
Another one for the in-tray (1)
Jeremy Paxman
And finally (2)
Bagehot
The world’s game, not England’s (4)
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■International
Trade and money laundering
Uncontained (5)
Antibiotic resistance
The drugs don’t work

■Business
Corporate takeovers
Return of the big deal (1)
Additive manufacturing
Heavy metal
Takeover tactics
A new wrinkle
Law-firm rankings
When it vereins, it pours
Online video and advertising
NewTube
Corporate governance in Japan
A revolution in the making
Women as CEOs
The glass precipice
E-commerce
Same-day dreamers (1)
Schumpeter
Adventures in the skin trade

■Finance and economics
Russia’s economy
Tipping the scales (8)
Buttonwood
The taxman blustereth
Measuring GDP
The dragon takes wing (12)
Stress tests for European banks
Shock therapy
Poverty in Indonesia
Muted music
Bank of America
Rounding down (1)
Piketty fever
Bigger than Marx (56)
Free exchange
Corporate sardines

■Science and technology
Pain perception
Sex, writhes and videotape (7)
How fair is life?
Nothing succeeds like success
Tiny satellites
Magic dust (4)
Man-made earthquakes
Pumped up
Sex, health and beauty
Faces and fortunes (17)
Evolution
Something glowing on

■Books and arts
North Korea
Binding minds
Women in China
Pick and choose (1)
Palestine under the mandate
Making of a martyr (1)
Office life
Inside the box
Contemporary art
Coast of Utopia

■Obituary
Win Tin
Myanmar’s conscience (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs (1)
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Foreign banks’ lending to Russia
Markets