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

■Leaders
For-profit education
The $1-a-week school (66)
Hedge funds
Fatal distraction (2)
Turkey and Syria
Erdogan’s dangerous gambit (29)
Renewable energy
Puffs of hope (3)
Espionage
What laws in the jungle? (6)

■Letters
On Greece, Uber, Iran, pirates, Israel, London
Letters

■Briefing
Low-cost private schools
Learning unleashed (23)

■United States
Renewables
Wondering about wind (1)
The Jonathan Pollard case
Burn after reading (10)
Mass shootings
God, good guys and guns (11)
Alexander Hamilton
Fun with federalists (1)
Abortion
The tissue trade (23)
Inequality and exercise
Spin to separate (2)
The Great Lakes
From rustbelt to bluebelt
Lexington
Living with inequality (9)

■The Americas
Argentina’s elections
The scion and the heir (1)
Bello
Scraping the barrel (8)
Peru
Slaves of the past (1)
Morrissey in Mexico
Girlfriend in a conga (2)

■Asia
Statewide scams in India
Dial M for Madhya
Mullah Omar’s death confirmed
The one-eyed man who was king
Politics in the Philippines
Life after Noynoy
Crime in Japan
Victims’ justice
Banyan
Boats against the current (2)

■China
Wind power
Need a weatherman
Contraception
Rising penetration rate

■Middle East and Africa
Turkey, America and the Kurds
Awkward allies (25)
Syria
Inching towards the end (1)
West Bank settlements
Bulldozers at the ready (6)
South Sudan and America
Get your act together (1)
Nigeria
Justice forgotten (1)

■Europe
Russia and the world
Making waves, if not ruling them (5)
Russia’s prisons
Putin v Punk Pussy (6)
The Maccabi Games
A sweet Jewish moment
Rome’s erratic mayor
Eternal headaches
Charlemagne
The snail loses pace (5)

■Britain
Rising wages
Cleaning up
Old people’s homes
Frailer (1)
Political scandal
The rotters’ club
Drugs in prison
At Her Majesty’s pleasure
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Property and money laundering
Dirty dens
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Armoured luxury cars
Bombing along
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Bagehot
London is working (2)
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■International
Intelligence and democracy
A new age of espionage (2)

■The World If
If Hillary Clinton is president
The first 100 days
If Russia breaks up
The peril beyond Putin
If a NATO member comes under attack
Article of faith
If lying makes your nose grow...
KAL cartoon
If the yuan competes with the dollar
Clash of the currencies
If the world introduces a “Piketty tax”
Squeezing the rich
If the Panama Canal gets a rival
Trench warfare in Nicaragua
Debate
The case for slower growth
If autonomous vehicles rule the world
From horseless to driverless
If an asteroid heads for Earth
Taking the hit
If India’s monsoon fails
A billion-person question
Post-war China, alternatively
Chiang’s China

■Business
Luxury goods
Counterfeit.com (2)
Israel’s computer-security firms
Cyber-boom or cyber-bubble?
Emaar Properties
Building castles on sand
Business and the environment
A recipe for sustainability
The newspaper business
Read all about us (2)
Schumpeter
Myths about millennials (3)

■Finance and economics
Investment funds
Roaring ahead (7)
Buttonwood
Material difficulties (6)
Moldova’s economy
Gutted (1)
Turkey’s economy
Flightless (3)
Monetary policy in India
Rajan in chains (1)
Brazil’s finances
The vanishing surplus
Free exchange
Graduating from destitution (2)

■Science and technology
Programming for four-year-olds
No assembler required (1)
Hail and farewell
The last view of Pluto (2)
Information security
The big bug hunt (2)
Generating power from waste heat
Hot stuff

■Books and arts
Banking history
Goldenballs (5)
America’s opioid problem
Poppy love
Anxiety
Did I lock the back door? (3)
Visual art in Paris
Feel the beat
Russian foreign policy
Blind alley (2)
Japanese fiction
On to the beginning
Japan and the bomb
When the cloud parted (2)

■Obituary
Obituary: Patricia Crone
A scholar in the desert (2)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Stockmarkets
Markets
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