■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (2)

■Leaders
China, East Asia and history
Xi’s history lessons (157)
Corporate tax in America
Inverted logic (10)
The world economy
Stuck in the middle (9)
Temporal politics
Rulers of time
Letter from the editor
A new chapter (135)

■Letters
On the House of Lords, Donald Trump, minimum wages, Silicon Valley, ETFs, Ecuador, deficits
Letters

■United States
Urban crime
Midsummer murder (28)
College debt
More is less (5)
America and Cuba
Cuban deals (2)
Taxis v Uber
A tale of two cities (3)
New York property
Towering silliness (1)
Hillary Clinton and her e-mails
Other people’s rules (16)
The EPA spill
Arsenic and lost face (2)
Lexington
Anger management (8)

■The Americas
Protests in Honduras and Guatemala
A Central American spring? (1)
The Chinese in Canada
Long live Cantopop (2)
Rubbish in Brazil
Legislative landfill (1)
Bello
Next steps in Havana (1)

■Essay
Asia’s second-world-war ghosts
The unquiet past

■Asia
Brunei
All pray and no work (1)
Politics in Indonesia
Bye-bye beer banner
Afghanistan and the Taliban
A bloody message (1)
Population forecasts
The world’s biggest country (3)
Politics in Japan
Enraptored
Apology diplomacy
The hardest word (8)

■China
China and Russia
Packing up the suitcase trade (4)
The environment
Mapping the invisible scourge (1)
An industrial accident
Inferno (56)

■Middle East and Africa
Islamic State
The propaganda war (2)
Algeria
Bouteflika buffeted (4)
Israel’s defence spending
Locker hurt (2)
Kuwait and Islamic State
Terrorists v Muslims
Nigeria’s oil company
Petrodollar spill (2)
Comedy in South Africa
To laugh or cry

■Europe
Russia’s Ukrainian prisoners
The Kremlin’s new show trials (11)
Russia’s food embargo
The bonfire of the vans of cheese (6)
Turkey’s Kurds
Bombs away (2)
Italian politics
Not so forza any more (2)
French slang
Arabesque (2)
Charlemagne
The man who told us so (4)

■Britain
Islamist extremism
The battle of ideas (1)
Scottish Muslims
The thistle and the crescent (2)
Labour's leadership race
Corbyn’s cohort (1)
The jobs market
Silver linings
Kids Company
Suffering little children (1)
Grammar schools
From grammars to crammers
Petrol stations
Running on empty
Builders
Can we fix it? No we can’t
Bagehot
Where truth and myth collide (3)
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■International
Childbirth
Caesar’s legions (9)
Journalist wanted

■Business
Google
Spelling it out (3)
Berkshire Hathaway
All you can eat, Buffett? (1)
Tax inversions
All my bags are packed (1)
Lotte’s succession
A whole Lotte drama
Alibaba
Clicks to bricks (2)
The dairy industry
Turning sour
Schumpeter
From alpha to omega (4)

■Finance and economics
The devaluation of the yuan
The battle of midpoint (1)
China, the Fed and emerging markets
Yuan thing after another (2)
Personal loans
Whom to trust (1)
Buttonwood
A new contract for growth (2)
Japan’s economy
In jeopardy (1)
Saudi Arabia’s finances
Asset-rich, cash-poor
Greece’s latest bail-out
Third time lucky? (3)
Free exchange
Automation angst (3)

■Science and technology
Data privacy
We’ll see you, anon (4)
Better batteries
Tiny balls of fire (2)
Octopuses, genes and intelligence
Tentacles that think (4)
Exoplanets
Crowdsourcing the galaxy (2)

■Science brief
Is the universe alone?
Multiversal truths (4)

■Books and arts
New fiction
Friend in need
Finance
What’s the alternative? (2)
Richard Wagner
Taskmaster
New American theatre
Magical realism
Russian fiction
A man for all seasons
Public architecture
America’s front yard

■Obituary
Obituary: Natalia Molchanova
The deepest dive (4)

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