■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (4)

■Leaders
Development
The two Mexicos (87)
Britain’s Labour Party
Backwards, comrades! (295)
A prime-ministerial coup in Australia
Stabbed in the front (20)
Europe’s migrant crisis
Shooting Schengen (14)
Doctor-assisted dying
One door closes, another opens (10)

■Letters
On Iran, South Africa, gay marriage, Belgium, remittances, Donald Trump
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Development in Mexico
Of cars and carts (1)

■United States
Pope Francis and America
Who owns the pope? (10)
Junípero Serra
Sinner and saint (1)
Air-force bases
Catch-2015
The TSA
Locked out (3)
Heroin in the Midwest
A hydra-headed scourge (5)
Bill de Blasio
How’s he doin’? (3)
Lexington
Regicidal Republicans (177)

■The Americas
Brazil’s sagging economy
Recession’s sharp bite (20)
A messy vote in Argentina
Falsification fears (4)
Disaster in Chile
A tsunami strikes (3)
Indigenous Canadians
On the electoral war-path (8)

■Asia
Politics in Australia
Turnbull’s turn (9)
Commodities in Asia
Nervousness of steel (2)
Protest in Japan
To the barricades, politely (3)
War crimes in Sri Lanka
The first casualty (1)
Education in South Korea
The crème de la cram (6)
Illegal logging
Stumped (1)
Banyan
Under the umbrella (1)

■China
America and China
A very long engagement (3)
Reforming the armed forces
Command and lack of control (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Agriculture in Africa
Wake up and sell more coffee (2)
Chad
Justice at last
Libya’s civil war
Running out of time (3)
Egypt
Political desertification (8)
Muslims head for Mecca
Prepping for the pilgrimage (3)

■Europe
Refugee crisis
Europe starts putting up walls (69)
Migrants and labour markets
More vacancies than visitors (12)
Eastern European attitudes
Orban the archetype (64)
French diplomacy
No longer so male and stale
A Tuscan tussle
Mercury and Brunello
Charlemagne
Still standing, somehow (4)

■Britain
The Labour Party
A new, old politics (14)
Labour’s foreign policy
The anti man (8)
Northern Ireland’s crisis
Under the gun (2)
Trade unions
Marching to a new tune Britain Only (1)
The economics of commuting
The silver line Britain Only (3)
Housing
Build it and they will rent Britain Only
Private members’ clubs
A home from home Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
Jim McMahon, reluctant maquisard (6)
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■International
The Sustainable Development Goals
Beyond handouts (1)
Making aid work
The best medicine

■Business
Vitamins and supplements
Miracle healers (5)
Food technology
Liquid lunch (21)
A giant drinks merger
Beer monster (14)
Corporate messaging
First movement
China’s state-owned enterprises
A whimper, not a bang (1)
Russian oligarchs in Israel
Welcome to the Promised Land (2)
Data-centre software
Progress without profits (1)
Schumpeter
Death and transfiguration (7)

■Finance and economics
World trade
Becalmed (7)
Buttonwood
Looking for the lifeboats (3)
Capital flight from China
Flow dynamics (3)
Central-bank bosses
Caste iron (1)
Risk-weighted capital
Whose model is it anyway? (1)
Free exchange
Part-time palaver (5)

■Science and technology
Future aircraft
Electrifying flight (14)
Artificial intelligence in medicine
Now there’s an app for that (2)
Diagnostics
Sweating the big stuff
Self-healing materials
Space glue (1)
Sexual selection
Speed-dating birds

■Books and arts
Cultural districts
Scrubbing up well (1)
The Broad Museum
Open doors (2)
Art under Hitler
Wheeler-dealer
The second world war
Roosevelt’s failure (5)
The economics of deception
You have been warned (5)
An Oxford memoir
Romantic contrarian (1)

■Obituary
Obituary: Max Beauvoir
Priestly spirit (2)

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