■The world this week
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■Leaders
Inside Silicon Valley
Empire of the geeks (79)
Drug testing
Trials and errors (3)
Barack Obama and Africa
Neglected (1)
Minimum wages
A reckless wager (76)
Demography
Baby love (6)

■Letters
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Letters

■Briefing
Silicon Valley
To fly, to fall, to fly again (2)

■United States
Wages and 2016
Ways of seeing (7)
The Iran deal
Not déjà vu all over again (38)
The funeral trade
A grave business (2)
The 2016 field
The Kasich conundrum (8)
Civil-war memorials
Too big to veil (13)
Lexington
El Donald (85)

■The Americas
Brazilian politics
The power behind the throne (10)
Cuba’s sports defectors
The 90-mile sprint
Venezuela’s currency
Crackers in Caracas (2)
Bello
The Duracell leaders (2)

■Asia
Asian security
Small reefs, big problems (8)
South Korea’s singletons
I don’t (2)
Rohingya refugees
Exile island (2)
Politics in Malaysia
Soldiering on (2)

■China
Politics
Confucius says, Xi does (16)
The Christian church
Render unto Caesar (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Africa and America
The prodigal grandson returns (6)
Iran and Saudi Arabia
Proxies and paranoia (2)
Dubai’s bright prospects
The nuclear deal’s other winner
Driving in Lebanon
Buckle up
Israeli politics
Bibi blue (1)

■Europe
France’s role in the world
The president’s thankless burden (3)
Cider in Poland
Apples, apples everywhere (7)
A terrible bomb in Turkey
Why one attack could augur worse (20)
Refugees in Greece
A choppy route to freedom (4)
Charlemagne
The birth-pangs of a policy (13)

■Britain
Labour’s leadership race
Forward, comrades! (78)
The queen’s Nazi salute
Royally embarrassed (2)
Foreign policy
We’ll be with you in Syria
Financial regulation
Wheatley, cropped Britain Only (1)
The film industry
The force is with Pinewood Britain Only
The economics of devolution
Athens-upon-Clyde Britain Only (1)
School holidays
Truancy pays Britain Only (4)
The Olympic Park
Going for bronze Britain Only
Bagehot
The psychology of a peninsula (4)
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■International
Pro-natalism
Breaking the baby strike (1)
Demographic statistics
Lies, damned lies, and Lysistrata (2)

■Business
Cuba and Iran
When the sanctions come off (2)
Toshiba’s accounts
A load of tosh (4)
Helicopters
Rotor slayed
Diageo in India
Scotch, not so neat (2)
The changing geography of drinks
Booze around the world (1)
Schumpeter
The enemy within (9)

■Finance and economics
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
Into the home stretch (7)
Trade deals
Bargaining chips (1)
The reopening of Greek banks
The long march to normality (1)
Small banks in America
Bank free or die
Buttonwood
Bypassing the voters (1)
Volcker rule
Much ado about trading (24)
Free exchange
Destination unknown (3)

■Science and technology
Clinical trials
Spilling the beans (3)
Dementia
Flattening the slope (16)
Artificial vision
Seeing triple
Science and justice
Looks could kill
Looking for extraterrestrials
The optimistic gamble (89)

■Books and arts
The evolution of growth
Multiplier effects (1)
Spain’s golden age
Global power
The economics of Africa
No fear to tread (3)
France, a history
Citoyen, citoyenne
How Shiism evolved
Powers of persuasion
New film
Boxed in

■Obituary
Obituary: Burt Shavitz
Buzz, buzz

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