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China’s economy
The yuan and the markets (68)
The Iran nuclear deal
Big day imminent; big problems ahead (14)
The battery era
A plug for the battery (44)
Cohabitation and the law
When unmarried parents split (20)

■Letters
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■Briefing
Chinese politics
A crisis of faith (10)

■United States
Barack Obama
A voice in the wilderness (164)
Vice-presidential contenders
Haley’s comet (38)
New York’s grands projets
Thinking big (4)
The Supreme Court
Labour pains (9)
Detroit’s public schools
Of rats and debts (6)
Subsidising NFL teams
Sacking the taxpayer (3)
Lexington
The centre cannot hold (14)

■The Americas
Cuban migrants
The last wave (4)
Crime in Mexico
From Penn to pen (43)

■Asia
Vietnam’s Communist Party
Changing of the guard—but then again, perhaps not
North Korea’s awful economy
A Kim in his counting house
Feral cats in Australia
Felicitous felicide (7)
Urban pollution in India
Particular about particulates (2)

■China
Military reform
Xi’s new model army (6)
Lego lets go
An artist celebrates (2)
Confucian cuisine
Just add sage (2)
Banyan
Two-systems failure (37)

■Middle East and Africa
Water politics
Sharing the Nile (17)
Botswana
Losing its sparkle (2)
The nuclear deal with Iran
The end of the beginning
Political tweeting in Africa
What’s trending in Tanzania? (12)
The war in Yemen
Getting closer (4)
The West Bank
The doomsday settlement (4)
Utilities in the Middle East
Sun and sea (2)

■Europe
Refugees in Germany
Cologne’s aftershocks (113)
Migrant statistics
Oh, boy (12)
Catalonia’s new president
Rebel, Rebel (149)
Poland and the EU
On the naughty step (24)
Fighting French unemployment
Mode d’emploi (2)
Charlemagne
Referendum madness (13)

■Britain
Britain and the European Union
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The National Health Service
Strike one (5)
The housing market
Can we fix it? Britain Only (56)
Social housing
Back to the street Britain Only (1)
Banking reform
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Scottish distilling
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MediaCityUK
Not so grim up north Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
Don Corbote’s dodgy sally (9)
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■International
Unwed parents and the law
Carriage and horse (2)
Unmarried and ill-informed
The common-law marriage myth (4)

■Business
Clean energy
An increasingly precious metal (4)
Chinese acquisitions abroad
Better than barbarians (3)
Planemakers
A smoother ride (2)
E-commerce in India
Local heroes (1)
The biotechnology industry
Clusterluck (1)
Schumpeter
The other side of paradise (13)

■Finance and economics
China’s labour market
Shocks and absorbers (11)
Buttonwood
Picnic for the bears (6)
Remittances in Central Asia
From Russia with love (2)
The oil market
$20 is the new $40 (34)
Lotteries
High stakes (42)
Poor financial decisions
Anti-choice (3)
SoFi
So far, so good (1)
Free exchange
Fight or flight (2)

■Science and technology
Counter-terrorism
Shrinking the haystack
Illumination
Light-bulb moment (5)
Climate change
Stopping the big burp (3)
Bird navigation
Obscure truths
A fossil parasitoid
Getting to the point (1)

■Books and arts
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Onwards and upwards (3)
Love and marriage
It takes grit (5)
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Correction: When anger turns to ink

■Obituary
Obituary: David Bowie
Starman Jones (89)

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