■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
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■Leaders
Trustbusting in the internet age
Should digital monopolies be broken up? (71)
Computer spying
Attack of the cybermen (9)
Race in America
The fury of Ferguson (99)
The European Commission’s investment plan
Fiddling while Europe burns (7)
Britain’s public finances
Check your sums, guys (15)

■Letters
On banks, dinosaurs, capitalism, net neutrality, Catalonia, Detroit, London, Shakespeare, averages
Letters to the editor (3)

■Briefing
Internet monopolies
Everybody wants to rule the world (8)

■United States
Immigration
Both relieved and worried (2)
Immigration and the economy
How migrants help (1)
Race and policing
We don’t belong here (9)
Chuck Hagel’s departure
Over and out (2)
Thanksgiving turkeys
Fowl maths (2)
Affirmative action
Harvard under fire (4)
Historic-house museums
Keeping up appearances (1)
Lexington
Mr Castro goes to Washington

■The Americas
Venezuela
On borrowed time (3)
Uruguay’s election
Feeling very mellow
Cycling in São Paulo
Tropic of Copenhagen
Bello
Dilma changes course (4)

■Asia
Afghanistan
So long, good luck
Japanese politics
To the district born (4)
Blasphemy in Pakistan
Bad-mouthing (3)
South Asia’s hydro-politics
Water in them hills
Banyan
A fault in his stars? (2)

■China
The new Silk Road
Stretching the threads (7)
Spam messaging
106 ways to annoy (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Piracy in Africa
The ungoverned seas (3)
Congo’s president
Will he, won’t he? (2)
South Sudan
The Christmas fighting season (1)
Iran nuclear talks
Time is not on his side (3)
Israel’s constitution
How Jewish a state? (21)

■Europe
French foreign policy
Cheese-eating warriors (14)
Germany and Russia
A new Ostpolitik (8)
The Cyprus problem
Intractable—or insoluble? (28)
Workers in Turkey
Not so safe (3)
Ukraine’s government
Tragedy and farce (6)
Italy’s political right
Salve Salvini
Charlemagne
Europe’s great alchemist (7)

■Britain
The public finances
Job not done
Britons in Europe
The balance of ailments (1)
Energy suppliers
Big switch Britain Only (1)
Black Friday
The long weekend Britain Only (1)
Genetically modified food
Frankenfine Britain Only (1)
HIV/AIDS
A spectre returns Britain Only
Infrastructure
Digging a hole Britain Only
Scottish devolution
Tax heaven Britain Only (6)
Bagehot
UKIP turns serious (18)
Andrew Miller (3)
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■International
Malnutrition, nutrients and obesity
Feast and famine (2)
Computerised espionage
The spy who hacked me

■Business
Low-cost airlines
Making Laker’s dream come true (8)
Budget carriers in India
In short-haul for the long run
Pharmaceuticals
The price of failure (4)
Electricity firms in Japan
Solar shambles (3)
The spirits business
Cheers to Uncle Sam
Estate agents
At home with technology
Schumpeter
Making a success of succession

■Finance and economics
Investing in government debt
Where others fear to tread
Setting monetary policy by popular vote
Full of holes (2)
Bankers’ pay
Bonded labour (1)
Buttonwood
Work, save, move (1)
America’s economy
The lonely locomotive (2)
The Nigerian economy
Well below par (2)
The falling yen
Low-calibre munitions
Celebrity economists
The sages of the pampas
Free exchange
Frequent but inefficient (3)

■Science and technology
Digital privacy
Cryptography for dummies
Annals of scavenging
A diet to die for
Electricity-free air conditioning
A cool idea (9)

■Books and arts
French history
Spring uprising
American politics
The odd couple
Indian politics
Witness to a landslide (6)
Patrick Modiano
French letters
Wonder Woman
A bird, but not a plane
Harvard Art Museums
Town and gown

■Obituary
Obituary: Marion Barry
Fall and redemption (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The impact of a China slowdown
Markets