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

■Leaders
US-Arab relations
Entangled (249)
Devolution in Britain
Time for a civic surge (7)
Business in Japan
Meet Shinzo Abe, shareholder activist (10)
India’s bad-debt problem
Rump stake (5)
Cleaning up sport
Bigger than Blatter (30)

■Letters
On debt and tax, the Rotarians, barbecue, Scotland, the Rohingyas, Utah, FIFA
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
America and the Middle East
A dangerous modesty (46)

■United States
The Democrats
In two minds (22)
Domestic spying
A little sunshine (7)
Immigration
The future’s Asian (30)
Corruption in Illinois
Where’s mine? (4)
The Supreme Court
Speak some evil (18)
Homelessness
Nipped in the bud (10)
FAO Schwartz
Too much fun to make money? (3)
Lexington
Why Lindsey Graham matters (14)

■The Americas
Brazil’s economy
Eating greens (7)
Indigenous Canadians
Truth and consequences (3)
Crime in Latin America
Quickie kidnappings (4)
Bello
Mixing tequila and caipirinha (2)

■Asia
Pakistan and China
Dark corridor (9)
Rohingyas
Still in peril (1)
Corruption in Indonesia
A damnable scourge (1)
Politics in Japan
Right side up (6)
Banyan
Whose splendid isolation? (151)

■China
Civil servants
Who wants to be a mandarin? (7)
Debt
The everything creditor (2)
A ferry disaster
Tragedy on the Yangzi (23)

■Middle East and Africa
African energy
The leapfrog continent
Dairy farming in Nigeria
Uncowed (1)
Qatar’s migrant workers
Still slaving away (4)
Dubai’s economy
Growing up (3)
Egypt’s demography
The too fertile crescent (1)
Stopping riots with stink bombs
A whiff from hell (21)

■Europe
Germany and America
Waiting for Schindler’s list
Turkey’s election
How big will the protest vote be? (8)
Ukraine and Russia
Misha’s moment (55)
Italy’s regional elections
Renzi checked (2)
Portugal’s government
Austerity without the anger (6)
The Roma
Left behind (10)
Charlemagne
Chronicle of a struggle (50)

■Britain
England’s cities
Spreading their wings (3)
Elected mayors
When it all goes wrong
Business and Europe
Divided loyalties Britain Only (3)
Life in Westminster
The nomads Britain Only
Drugs
Weeded out Britain Only (8)
Segregation
From infusion to diffusion Britain Only (4)
The Morning Star
Rising in the east Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
Death of a Liberal (7)
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■International
The FIFA scandal
Taxi for Blatter! (2)
Corruption beyond FIFA
Good money, bad money
America’s legal reach
The world’s lawyer (13)

■Business
Japanese companies
Winds of change (1)
The Algosaibi affair
Edging towards a settlement
European business and climate change
Walking the walk (2)
Coal
Black moods (1)
Online advertising
Block shock (7)
Schumpeter
Sex in the boardroom (4)

■Finance and economics
India’s public-sector banks
Terms of Indira (8)
Buttonwood
Signs of a slowdown (7)
Investing in airports
Flying high (1)
America’s economy
Blip or blight? (5)
Greece's fleeing deposits
Stuffing mattresses (2)
Social isolation
With a little help from my friends (1)
Banks and money-laundering
A fearful number (2)
Financing capital goods
Keeping the grease (1)
New rules for IPOs in America
Open season
Free exchange
The force assaulting the euro (4)

■Science and technology
Oncology
And then there were five (6)
Helicopter technology
Chop-chop (2)
See shells
Reviving ancient shells’ colours
Portable robots
A handy collaborator

■Books and arts
Economic and social justice
Mind the gap (13)
China’s one-child policy
Only and lonely (8)
An African memoir
Ties that bind
The economics of the music industry
From rock to crock (3)
Japanese printmaking
Riding the crest (2)

■Obituary
Elisabeth Bing
Making labour joyful (6)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index (1)
The Economist poll of forecasters, June averages
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