■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (3)

■Leaders
Education and class
America’s new aristocracy (237)
Nigeria and Boko Haram
The black flag in Africa (5)
Private equity in Africa
Unblocking the pipes (7)
Freedom of speech
First—and last—do no harm (59)
The sea
How to catch the overfishermen (4)

■Letters
On freelance workers, Canada, guns, India, GM foods, office cubicles, Wagner
Letters (1)

■Briefing
America’s elite
An hereditary meritocracy (18)
The world’s nurseries
Getting ‘em young (1)

■United States
The state-of-the-union address
“Middle-class economics” (9)
The Republican response
When Joni poked Barry (8)
Race and the Supreme Court
Disparate dilemma (4)
Conditions behind bars
Screening visitors (2)
Mens rea
What were you thinking? (8)
Catching spies
James Bond’s body language (3)
Disability insurance
Not working
Lexington
Hugging the Saudi floggers (6)

■The Americas
Justice in Argentina
The president and the prosecutor (8)
Venezuela
Empty shelves and rhetoric (7)
United States-Canada relations
My way or the highway (5)
Bello
The Mexican morass (16)

■Asia
Pakistan after the Peshawar school massacre
The man with a plan (3)
India and America
Come, meet Mum (20)
Japan and jihad
Sand storm (5)
Indonesian politics
Jokowi’s jinks (2)
The South China Sea
Oil on troubled waters (1)

■China
Urbanisation
The great sprawl of China
Skiing
To the piste! (2)
Banyan
Dodging peril (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Iranian foreign policy
The long arm (1)
Islamists in Jordan
The king and Islam
Instability in Yemen
Held hostage
Congo and Rwanda
Ever again (2)
The fight against Boko Haram
Africa’s Islamic State (3)

■Europe
Italy’s reforms
Renzi’s struggle in the swamp
German politics
Gone boy on the right (6)
French politics
After Janvier (1)
War in Ukraine
Airport saga (6)
Switzerland’s currency
Shaken, not stirred (1)
Spain and Catalonia
Mas observation (3)
Charlemagne
Berlin v Frankfurt (4)

■Britain
Northern Ireland’s economy
A new kind of trouble
Anti-Semitism
Be not afraid (4)
Storm in a D-cup
Thanks for the mammaries (2)
The Cancer Drugs Fund
Benign or malignant? Britain Only
Bird-watching
All aflutter Britain Only
Immigrants
Poles apart Britain Only (9)
Family life
Legitimate Britain Only (1)
North Sea oil and gas
Crude realities Britain Only (5)
Bagehot
Multicultural and aggrieved (4)
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■International
Freedom of speech
The sound of silence (7)
The flogging of a Saudi blogger
Victim of hypocrites

■Business
Foreign investment in Africa
A sub-Saharan scramble
Foreign firms in China
You’re still welcome (1)
America’s oil industry
The tough get going (1)
Italian football
More than just trophy assets (1)
Telecoms in Myanmar
Mobile mania (1)
Publishing
Spotify for books (2)
Schumpeter
Cheap and cheerful (1)

■Finance and economics
Development
The economics of optimism
Buttonwood
Accentuate the negative (3)
Quantitative easing in the euro zone
Better late than never (57)
Financial technology
Connect 450 (2)
Ukraine and the IMF
Bigger and better (11)
Foreign exchange
Swiss miss (4)
Global inequality
The wrong yardstick (8)
The Big Mac index
Oily and easy (5)
Standard & Poor’s
Berated (4)
Free exchange
Broke but never bust

■Science and technology
Combating illegal fishing
Dragnet (1)
A spacecraft’s fate
The Beagle had landed (1)
Comet 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko
Rosetta’s report
Archaeology
Scroll up, scroll up (1)

■Books and arts
Democracy and America’s civil war
The whole family of man (1)
Civil-war fiction
Heroic words
China and Pakistan
Geopolitical friends (12)
African refugees
Finding his feet
Families and totalitarianism
Behind closed doors
American ceramics
Feat of clay

■Obituary
Obituary: Darrell Winfield (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
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Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Football wealth (1)
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