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

■Leaders
The capture of Mosul
Terror’s new headquarters (296)
American politics
Be brave, Republicans (197)
A new Palestinian government
Give it a chance (10)
Energy subsidies
Scrap them (2)
Banking and crime
Hitting at terrorists, hurting businesses (9)

■Letters
Letters
On Turkey, Michael Oakeshott, Mexico, Cuba, Europe’s elections

■Briefing
The Republican Party
Triumph and tragedy (6)

■United States
Chicago
Rahmbo’s toughest mission (4)
Teacher tenure
Brown v Board, the sequel (86)
Health-care jobs
The drugs wear off (3)
Military spending
Don’t save the Warthog (17)
Environmental policy
Reefer madness (2)
Lexington
Hillary Clinton’s bad book (22)

■The Americas
Victims of Mexico’s drug war
Tracing the missing (3)
Bello
The gods that failed (10)
Comparing Brazil’s states
Welcome to Italordan (7)
Argentine politics
Boudou hoodoo (2)

■Asia
Pakistan
Sharif versus Sharif (15)
South Korea’s most wanted man
Yoo who? (1)
Vietnam and the South China Sea
Rigged (71)
Tsunami defences
The Great Wall of Japan
Banyan
Across the Himalayas (6)

■China
Malnutrition
The hungry and forgotten (3)
Obesity
Chubby little emperors (1)

■Middle East and Africa
The Islamic State of Iraq and Greater Syria
Two Arab countries fall apart (108)
Israel’s new president
A one-stater, at last (25)
Iran and the veil
Get it off, put it on
Nigeria’s Muslim north
Modern mind in a seat of tradition (4)
South Africa
Much too fat (1)

■Europe
Germany and the EU
Still a sorry mess (28)
Hungarian politics
The Lazar affair (59)
The French and monarchy
Vive la reine! (36)
Ireland’s missing babies
The search for the truth (3)
Syrian women in Turkey
At risk (5)
The curse of corruption in Ukraine
Ostrich zoo and vintage cars (4)
Charlemagne
A promise barely noticed (7)

■Britain
Islam in schools
Going by the book (39)
Taxis in London
Monopolists unite! (6)
Muslims in Ulster
On the other foot
Independent cinemas
Silver screens Britain Only
The Lib Dems
Limping back to power Britain Only (4)
Rik Mayall
Bye-bye, B’Stard Britain Only
Selling houses
Forever blowing bubbles Britain Only
Repairing Parliament
Of mice and MPs Britain Only
Bagehot
Michael Gove, school swot (2)
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■International
Sexual violence in conflict
Drawing a line (2)
Football and psychology
The English disease (2)

■Business
Hewlett-Packard
Still in the garage
German business
DAX max (2)
Pharmaceuticals in China
So long, easy money (1)
Elon Musk’s gigafactory
Assault on batteries (4)
Business in Saudi Arabia
Half-opening the gates (1)
French cultural industries
Luvvies up in arms (2)
Schumpeter
Second wind (2)
Correction

■Finance and economics
International banking
Poor correspondents (2)
Buttonwood
The wisdom of the laity (5)
Warburg Pincus
Start me up (1)
Commodity finance in China
An assay-light strategy (1)
The ownership of Italian firms
Untangled
Energy subsidies
Price squeeze (1)
Investing and the weather
Jackpot frost (1)
Umpqua Bank
Branching out
Correction
Free exchange
Wasted potential (1)

■Science and technology
When science gets it wrong
Let the light shine in (38)
Maintaining sewers
It’s a gas
Malaria control
X marks the spot (1)
Ancient fish
Who’s the daddy?
Asteroid strikes
Where have all the craters gone?

■Books and arts
Golf in China
Birdies, bribes and bulldozers (2)
Stefan Zweig
Song of exile (4)
American fiction
Lost in the woods
Delphi
Fortune-told
Baghdad
A history of violence
Performance art
Busy doing nothing

■Obituary
Wojciech Jaruzelski
Wojciech Jaruzelski (3)

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