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

■Leaders
Higher education
Creative destruction (88)
Reform in Japan
The third arrow (4)
Poland’s second golden age
Europe’s unlikely star (7)
Taxing America’s diaspora
FATCA’s flaws (27)
Legalising v decriminalising drugs
A half-smoked joint (6)

■Letters
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
The future of universities
The digital degree (6)

■United States
America’s crumbling infrastructure
Bridging the gap (10)
Climate change and the economy
The cost of doing nothing (13)
The Supreme Court
Hands off my phone
Close encounters
Everything you need to know about UFOs (40)
Primary battles
The Tea Party, scalded (3)
Anti-vaccine campaigners
Clueless (6)
Lexington
Chinese garden diplomacy (6)

■The Americas
The World Cup in Brazil
The half-time verdict (14)
Bello
That damned child (1)

■Asia
Abenomics picks up speed
The battle for Japan
Japan and the “comfort women”
Looking for loopholes (3)
Pakistan at war
Better late than never? (10)
India’s nuclear diplomacy
Late addition (4)
Repression in Tajikistan
Ask no questions
Corruption in the Philippines
Over a barrel

■China
A dramatic decline in suicides
Back from the edge (9)
Official suicides
Unnatural deaths
Naval gazing
Sea change

■Middle East and Africa
Iraq
Will the jihadist tide be stemmed? (22)
Jordan and Iraq
Shuddering
Egypt’s new government
Marching forward, to the past (2)
Libya’s election
Dismal democrats
Nigeria’s displaced
A rising tide of misery (2)

■Europe
France and economic reforms
Valls’s difficult climb (2)
Spain’s economic recovery
Bouncing back (4)
Turkey’s prime minister
Of generals, judges and presidents (5)
Romanian politics
Oh, brother (3)
Inequality in the Netherlands
A capital issue (2)
Charlemagne
The accidental president (3)

■Britain
Interest rates
Don’t hold your breath (4)
After the hacking trial
Rules and regulators (1)
Drug prohibition
Khat and mouse (5)
Politics
Owls and apprenticeships Britain Only (1)
Predicting power prices
Reassuringly expensive Britain Only (2)
Metropolitan revolutions
Power surge Britain Only (3)
Police reform
Murders and acquisitions Britain Only (1)
Scotland v England
Bannockburned Britain Only (4)
Bagehot
Andy Coulson’s malign legacy (4)
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■International
Digital identity cards
Estonia takes the plunge (1)
Digital typography
Ways with words

■Special report: Poland
Poland’s new golden age
The second Jagiellonian age(34)
Foreign policy
Playground turned player(3)
Economy and business
In with the new(1)
East-west divide
The Eastern Wall(1)
Agriculture
A land of milk and apples(1)
The church
Bring back Wojtylian dialogue(1)
The future
Confounding the pessimists(3)

■Business
General Electric
A hard act to follow
The state as shareholder
Raison d’etat
Business in Italy
Raising a half-full glass to Renzi (1)
Etihad
Flying against convention (3)
Oil shale
Flaming rocks
The higher-education business
A winning recipe
Schumpeter
Hit me baby one more time (2)

■Briefing
Migration to the United States
Under-age and on the move (11)

■Finance and economics
Tax evasion
Dropping the bomb (43)
Buttonwood
Same old song (1)
Foreign banks in China
Lenders of little resort (2)
Restructuring sovereign debt
Busted flush
Dubai’s stockmarket
Shifting sands
Shadow banking in India
Desert storm
Free exchange
Wealth by degrees (1)
Correction

■Science and technology
Particle physics
The ghosts and the machine (1)
Solar cells
Tiny balls of fire (1)
Plant evolution
Double or quits
Genes, cannabis and schizophrenia
A puff of logic (11)

■Books and arts
Lessons from Nixon
The populist manifesto
The Tour de France
It’s the taking part that counts
The Anthropocene
World domination
Muslims in Britain
Under the spotlight (4)
Justice in New York
Courtly love (1)
The estate of Roald Dahl
Roald gold

■Obituary
Obituary
Isaac Patch

■Economic and financial indicators
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