■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (1)

■Leaders
Football
Beautiful game, dirty business (46)
The European Commission presidency
The perils of Merkelvellianism (13)
Climate change
In praise of second best (7)
Satellites
Space: the next startup frontier (5)
Colombia’s presidential election
A vote for peace (35)

■Letters
Letters
On Google, India, Chile, Ukraine, Italy, Thomas Piketty, smart meters, German humour

■Briefing
Football
A game of two halves (4)

■United States
Climate policy and the future of coal
Obama’s green gamble (11)
Climate change and business
Nobody’s fuels (4)
Republican primaries
Mud pie (2)
Money in politics
A modest proposal (1)
After prison
Free, but alone (1)
Love and chemical war
Hardly a Bond villain (1)
The most- and least-unequal counties
Norway, Texas
Lexington
The meaning of Bowe Bergdahl (51)
Internship

■The Americas
Medellin’s comeback
The trouble with miracles (6)
The Columbia River Treaty
Salmon en route (3)
Stray dogs in Chile
Spay as you go

■Asia
Japanese politics
Moment of reckoning (1)
Pakistani politics
East of Edgware (2)
Language in Taiwan
Lost in Romanisation (10)
Marine protection in the Pacific
No bul
Banyan
The perils of candour (18)

■China
Hong Kong’s politics
Marking the past, fearing the future (25)
Bitcoin in Hong Kong
Still different
Linguistic purity
Barbarians at the gate (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s war
Why Bashar Assad is still in charge (23)
Palestine
An awkward new government (1)
Iran
Make more babies
Islam and apostasy
Show who’s boss (11)
Qatar
Too rich for its own good (1)
Libya
Drawing the battle lines
Guinea and its iron ore
Let the people benefit, for once
Nigeria and homosexuality
Almost nobody wants to help (1)

■Europe
Russia and the West
Vladimir Putin’s European adventures (9)
Poland and America
Troops in (3)
French politics
A presidential problem (4)
Spain’s monarchy
Winds of change (1)
The Hanoverians’ tercentenary
Ties that bind (1)
Charlemagne
Of guns and ballot boxes (27)

■Britain
Scottish devolution
How to woo a nationalist (1)
Renewable energy
Shooting the Moon
Pensions
A workers’ collective (1)
Mergers and acquisitions
What happened to animal spirits?
Reproductive technology
Mum, Dad and Mitomum (3)
Motorways
Roadrunners
Illegal broadcasting
Plank walk
Bagehot
Beached in Brussels (1)
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■International
The growing stink at FIFA
The case for a replay (4)
Technology in classrooms
Taking the learning tablets (1)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
A new bug killer
Yours to cut out and keep(1)
Pumping heat(1)
Smooth operator
You’re in my browser(2)
Inside a 1,000mph car(3)
Difference engine
Not yet picture perfect
Watchmaking
The high-tech world of old-world watches
Spacesuits
The retro rocket look(1)
Inside story
Minehunting with radar and rats
Nanosatellites
Nanosats are go!(2)
Privacy
Hiding from big data
Brain scan
The caveman in space(1)

■Business
Japanese luxury cars
The limits to Infiniti (13)
Apple
Frictionless fruit (3)
Drug prices
Costly cures
Dataminr
Mining for tweets of gold
German power generators
Looking for lifelines
GE and Alstom
Soft power (1)
Television in Brazil
Globo domination
Schumpeter
Dissecting the Kochtopus

■Finance and economics
The German economy
Clouds ahead (15)
Banamex
Tabasco sauce (1)
Priming China’s economy
Don’t say stimulus
Buttonwood
Land of the falling yield (2)
Funds of funds
Not dead yet
Operation Choke Point
To catch a thief, throttle a banker (2)
India’s corporate debt
Stand and delever (1)
Free exchange
Narrow-minded (3)

■Science and technology
The Amazon rainforest
Cutting down on cutting down
Hurricanes
Deadlier than the male (23)
Computer security
Tales from the TrueCrypt (4)
Extrasolar planets
A three-way split

■Books and arts
James Joyce’s “Ulysses”
Dirty words
A history of paper
Happy find
Leonard Cohen
Redemption (1)
American spies
Necessary
Football and Brazil
Intersections (1)
Art from Brazil
Tropical growth

■Obituary
Maya Angelou (2)

■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, June averages
Markets