■The world this week
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Tax-free debt
The great distortion (151)
Reforming Cuba
Be more libre (16)
Britain and Europe
Sweat the big stuff (56)
Parental leave
More hands to rock the cradle (17)
Refugees
The hard journey (12)

■Letters
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Letters to the editor (8)

■Briefing
Ending the debt addiction
A senseless subsidy (6)
The size of the subsidy
Finance’s Bermuda triangle

■United States
Defence policy
America’s Amazons (9)
Trade policy
Toying with a poorer world (4)
The Texan economy
Not quite so sunny (1)
Alternative politics
A Contract for the left (18)
Illinois’s public pensions
The bottomless pit (41)
Amtrak
Derailed
Lexington
Not running, but fleeing (29)

■The Americas
Cuba’s economy (1)
Picturesque, but doing poorly (2)
Cuba’s economy (2)
Day zero or D-Day? (1)
Brazil’s supreme court
Courtly intrigue (1)
Bello
The futility of coca eradication (10)

■Asia
People-trafficking in South-East Asia
Adrift (26)
Vietnam
Lost generations
Singaporean food
How much longer can they satay? (8)
Australia’s budget
No more emergencies (1)
The media in Japan
Speak no evil (3)
Indian politics
Resurrection (4)
Banyan
Là, tout n’est qu’ordre et beauté
Apology: Cambodia

■China
Farm subsidies
Bitter harvest (2)
China and global farming
The wrong direction (2)
A taste for art
Bidding masters (2)

■Middle East and Africa
The war in Yemen
From Aden to Camp David (1)
Arming Iran
After the nuclear deal (6)
Egypt’s economy
The lure of Sisi (3)
Iraq’s orchestra
The melody of life and death
Angola
The music stops (2)
South Africa's opposition
Black star rising (9)

■Europe
Ukraine and history
Fighting with ghosts (31)
Violence in Macedonia
Danger or distraction? (2)
A makeover for Milan
Time to spruce it all up (1)
French education
High flyers and sad failures (4)
German wages
Misery with a silver lining (3)
Charlemagne
Small boats, choppy seas (19)

■Britain
The new government
David Cameron’s big embrace
Britain and Europe
The interpreter (5)
Human rights
There may be trouble ahead Britain Only (6)
Liberal Democrats
Not dead yet Britain Only (8)
The race for second
First runners-up Britain Only
Predicting the result
Pollderdash Britain Only (8)
Scottish nationalism
Thistles and thorns Britain Only (7)
The monarchy
Letting daylight in upon magic Britain Only (4)
Bagehot
For the loser, the scraps (7)
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■International
Parenting and work
A father’s place (14)
Paternity leave and child development
The dad dividend

■Business
Management training
Keeping it on the company campus (3)
The oil industry
After OPEC (3)
Japan and corporate governance
At the sharp end (1)
News companies and Facebook
Friends with benefits? (3)
Germany’s corporate lobby
Turning American (2)
Business in Brazil
Courting the state (2)
Schumpeter
How to join the 1% (21)

■Finance and economics
Venture capital
Disrupters disrupted (3)
Buttonwood
Don’t write off write-offs (1)
Australian banks
Like a shag on a rock (3)
The Federal Reserve
Railing against bailing (2)
Ethnic inequality and development
The ins and outs (1)
Italy’s regional divide
A tale of two economies (2)
Correction
Free exchange
Miraculous conversion (4)

■Science and technology
Solar energy
Crystal clear? (2)
Innovation
The X-files
Technology and health
To sleep, perchance (10)
Nuclear proliferation
The watcher in the water
How long will you live?
Getting a grip (23)

■Books and arts
Amitav Ghosh’s fiction
The great bobachee-connah
Russia and the first world war
Blindly over the brink (9)
Joseph Mitchell of the New Yorker
The grammar of hard facts (1)
The Korean war
Tyrant and truant
French banlieue film
Chronicles of the years of fire

■Obituary
Brian Beedham
The pipe-smoking warrior (2)

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