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

■Leaders
Russia
A wounded economy (163)
Murders in Jerusalem
Keep God out of it (92)
Nuclear talks
Iran’s choice (3)
Japanese elections
Same race, same horse (3)
China’s monetary policy
The People’s Blank of China (1)

■Letters
On immigration, Ebola, marijuana, Iran, Greece, America, politics, China
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
The Russian economy
The end of the line (12)
Foreign-exchange reserves
Not quite all there? (1)
Regional successes
Bright spark

■United States
Drug addiction
The great American relapse (12)
Keystone XL
Back in the pipeline (2)
Infrastructure
Going their separate ways (4)
Atlanta’s new trams
All aboard! (3)
Criminal cities
The secret of success (2)
Campaign contributions
Live together, vote together (1)
Lexington
Barack Obama runs a red light (163)
Correction

■The Americas
Argentina
Cristina’s long farewell (2)
Health in Central America
Misleading means (1)
Bello
The great deceleration (3)

■Asia
Japanese politics
Taking up arms (1)
Energy prices in Indonesia
Fuel’s errand
Australia and global warming
Stranded (20)
Elections in Taiwan
Political surgery (7)
Banyan
Ashraf Ghani against the chaos

■China
Higher education
A matter of honours (4)
Inheritance law
A lack of will power (1)
Hong Kong politics
Clearing up (6)

■Middle East and Africa
The conflict over Jerusalem
Murder in the synagogue (5)
The war against Islamic State
Gaining more foes than friends (5)
The status of Zanzibar
Imperfect union (3)
Nigeria’s film industry
Selling BlackBerry Babes
Defence spending
Arms and the African (6)

■Europe
Germany’s economy
The sputtering engine (4)
Romania’s presidential election
A commonsense victory (9)
Protests in Hungary
Opposing Orban (27)
France’s centre-right
Sarko Redux (1)
Spanish politics
A three-cornered hat (3)
Portugal’s visa scandal
Buying their way in
Charlemagne
Cold comfort (8)

■Britain

National Health Service
The English reformation (1)
Satellite industry
Stars in their eyes
Hollowed-out cities
Empty centre Britain Only
Multiple births
Oh, baby Britain Only
Oldies behaving badly
Sex and drugs and getting old Britain Only (20)
The SNP’s new leader
Queen of Scots Britain Only (1)
The Anglican church
Praying for time Britain Only (2)
Water and competition
Ebb and flow Britain Only
Bagehot
How not to treat Brand Britain (3)
Britain Only Articles flagged with this icon are printed only in the British edition of The Economist

■International
Financial sanctions
The pros and cons of a SWIFT response (1)
FIFA and corruption
Hear no evil (12)
The war on obesity
Heavy weapons (10)
Paydays and mortality
Cash to crash

■Business
Government-controlled firms
State capitalism in the dock (2)
Vietnam’s state firms
Excess baggage
The taxi-app market
Uber-competitive (9)
Executive compensation
If you hire them, pay will come
Oilfield-service firms
Knowing the drill
Video games
Console-ation prize
Mobile telecoms
The endangered SIM card (5)
Companies in Poland
Growing the Polish Apple (7)
Canada’s natural-resources companies
Reputation management
Schumpeter
The tyranny of the long term (11)

■Finance and economics
The People’s Bank of China
Covert operations (5)
Buttonwood
Thinking outside the Bank (3)
Corporate venture capital
If you can’t beat them, buy them (2)
Business-development companies
Shadowy developments
The Greek economy
Grecovery (1)
Behavioural economics
Lying, cheating bankers (11)
Mobile payments
The cheque is in the tweet
Free exchange
No country for young people (23)
Correction

■Science and technology
Nuclear safety
The ultimate security blanket (1)
How Tibet was won
The barley mow
Antibodies v bacteria
Making resistance futile (2)
The fate of Philae
Where the shadows lie
Correction

■Books and arts
Russia
Band of brothers (5)
Quantum biology
Nature, the physicist
German history
Reformed character (1)
Children’s literature
Moomins’ magic maker
English family life
Busy people
Collecting modernism
Reconsidering

■Obituary
Donald Stookey
The joy of glass (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Global business barometer
Markets