■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week (1)
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■Leaders
Narendra Modi
India’s strongman (164)
Prohibition and drugs
Press down, pop up (9)
China and Russia
Best frenemies (178)
The world economy
In need of new oomph (3)
House prices
A very British binge (1)

■Letters
Letters
On Piketty, Ukraine, Big Data, Singapore law, crop research, Azerbaijan, ratings industry, trunks (1)

■Briefing
Narendra Modi
Promising the good times (7)
Reviving India’s economy
Modi’s mission (4)

■United States
The Senate primaries
Squawk before you can run (1)
Internship
Idaho’s congressional primary
Main Street’s revenge (2)
Iowa’s Senate race
Farmer v lawyer
The VA scandal
“We are all dishonoured” (3)
Chinese spying
Cybersnoops and mincing rascals (2)
Plotting gay marriage
Dropping like flies
Air quality and race
The colour of pollution
Food trucks
Moveable feasts (3)
Lexington
Taxes, no; migrants, maybe (6)

■The Americas
Drugs trafficking in the Caribbean
Full circle
Reform in Chile
The lady’s for turning (6)
Mexico’s economy
Jam manana (3)
Bello
The political tide turns (10)

■Asia
Thailand’s coup
The path to the throne (38)
Indonesia’s presidential race
A Hatta trick (1)
Media freedom in Pakistan
Assailed from all sides (1)
South Korea’s foreign brides
Farmed out
Banyan
Force majeure

■China
Relations with Russia
Putin pivots to the east (1)
Learning to sell online
Cash cow, Taobao
Attacks in Urumqi
More Uighur anger (5)
Municipal bonds
Back to the future

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s election
The new man’s daunting challenge (2)
Libya
Another hard man (1)
Israel and the pope
Still an awkward relationship (2)
South Sudan
Catastrophe looms
Malawi’s election
What a job (1)

■Europe
Turkish politics
Disillusioned and divided (5)
Ukraine’s election
Vote late, vote seldom (11)
Russia’s military modernisation
Putin’s new model army (19)
France and Europe
Shocks ahead (15)
Correction
Czech Euroscepticism
The unloved union (3)
Italian politics
Five stars back (3)
German humour
Get thee to an Institute (3)
Charlemagne
The globish-speaking union (10)

■Britain
Prisons
The lesser escape
Antiques
Money for old rope (1)
Inequality
The squeezed middle
Pricing energy
Remote controls (1)
The Labour Party’s funk
Running out of road (1)
Politics
All politics is local (1)
Marks & Spencer
Magic or menopausal?
Bagehot
The emotion card (3)
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■International
Recreational drug use
New highs (1)
Abu Hamza
Reeled in

■Business
Lenovo
The rise of the frugal innovator (1)
Chinese patents
Ever more inventive
AT&T buys DirecTV
Bundles and bulk
Decentralising drug research
Pharmed out
The newspaper business
Read it and leap (1)
Energy in Egypt
Fuelling unhappiness
The Economist’s ad man
Ad-mirable (4)
Mining in Myanmar
Kidnapped (1)
Schumpeter
Digital disruption on the farm (1)

■Finance and economics
Credit Suisse in court
Not too big to jail (1)
Buttonwood
Pensions a la mode (1)
The European Central Bank
Time to be bold
Deutsche Bank
Hollow legs (1)
Societe Generale’s rogue trader
St Jerome (2)
Saudi Arabia’s investments
Oil-fuelled caution
The return of moderation
Sea of tranquillity (7)
Free exchange
Fiscal blackmail (6)

■Science and technology
Virtual biology
Computer worms (1)
Fossil animals
Spawned in Davy Jones’s locker
Computer security
Divided we stand
Electronic cigarettes
Call it quits (1)

■Books and arts
Contemporary art in China
Cultural Revolution (1)
Visiting museums in China
Vaut le detour (1)
Liberal thought
On the barricades (2)
The 1940s
Well read (1)
An English family
Relative values
Fiction
Freefall

■Obituary
Clyde Snow
Stories in bones (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
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Commodity prices
Markets