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

■Leaders
America and Islamic State
Mission relaunched (168)
The British constitution
Now for the English question (30)
Corporate saving in Asia
A $2.5 trillion problem (2)
The future of banking
You’re boring. Get used to it (1)
China’s water crisis
Grand new canals (1)

■Letters
On memorials, share buy-backs, Scotland, Apple, recycling, NGOs, airlines, television, driving, Joan Rivers
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Attacks on Islamic State
Another long war (10)
The Khorasan group
New kids on the block (4)
Syria’s deadlocked war
No solution (4)

■United States
Barack Obama and the economy
The woes of the average Joe (5)
The Arkansas Senate race
Fried pickles and Ebola
Florida’s second district
Republican knightmares (1)
The marriage market
Got to have a J.O.B. (3)
Women-only cabs
Fare Ladies (8)
Lexington
The lessons of El Paso (8)
Correction

■The Americas
Brazil’s presidential election
The battle for Brazil (2)
Bello
The times they are a-changin’ (1)
Canada’s Giant Mine
Giant headache (1)
Lonesome George
Heaven and shell (1)

■Asia
Afghanistan
Democracy, Afghan-style (1)
India in space
MOMs are from Mars (49)
India’s ruling party
Floating high (1)
Hate speech in Japan
Spin and substance (19)
Conscripts in South Korea
Blood, sweat and tears
Banyan
The puzzle to the key

■China
Water consumption
A canal too far
Uighur activism
A lone voice silenced

■Middle East and Africa
Electricity in Africa
Lighting a dark continent (2)
Nigeria’s Islamist insurgency
Unrest in the home of peace
South African holidays
TG it’s braai day (7)
Libya’s rival governments
Too many chiefs
Yemen’s violent politics
Houthis take over

■Europe
Hungary’s prime minister
Orban the Unstoppable (14)
Germany’s economy
Three illusions (5)
The western Balkans and the EU
In the queue (1)
Nicolas Sarkozy’s return
Je reviens (9)
Ukraine in turmoil
A Somalia scenario? (6)
Rebel areas in Ukraine
Significant variations (3)
Charlemagne
Let’s stick together (7)

■Britain
Devolution and nationalism
Let England shake (2)
Devolution to cities
Devo Manc (1)
Scottish Christianity
Hard work for the kirk Britain Only (1)
The progress of Metro Bank
The branch bites back Britain Only
Demography
Hip and hobbling Britain Only
Bagehot
The dreary world of Ed Miliband (6)
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■International
Separatism after Scotland
Where the dream lives on (2)
Separatism in Africa
Why can’t we do it peacefully? (1)
Falling child mortality
The causes of a welcome trend
Minority languages
Cookies, caches and cows

■Business
Samsung
Waiting in the wings
Oracle’s boss resigns
Transition, not succession (1)
Tesco’s crisis
A hard rain
Tesco’s accounting problems
Not so funny
The legal business
The default choice (1)
Pharmaceuticals
Priceless pills
Gambling in Japan
Balls in the air
Schumpeter
The look of a leader (14)

■Finance and economics
Global banks
No respite (1)
Buttonwood
Scrambled signals
Investing in Chinese shares
Rickety rails
India’s economy
Reform à la Modi (5)
Car loans in America
Bad carma (2)
Arab Bank
Consorting with terrorists
Taxing corporate cash
A tempting target
Free exchange
Goldilocks nationalism (3)

■Science and technology
Astrophysics
Dust to dust (1)
Human evolution
Fireside tales (1)
Peanut allergy
Browned off (4)
Scientific publishing
Grand openings (2)

■Books and arts
Francis Fukuyama
The end of harmony (5)
Oil in Ecuador
Murky truth (1)
Decrypting Google
Don’t be modest (1)
New fiction
Another Yalta conference
The Boston Symphony Orchestra
Electric conductor

■Obituary
Obituary
William Oliver (5)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
World merchandise exports
Markets