■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (3)

■Leaders
Antibiotics
When the drugs don’t work (75)
The referendum craze
Let the people fail to decide (19)
Federal Reserve
The right kind of reform (4)
The UN
Get the best (13)
Virginity tests
Hands off (8)

■Letters
On Donald Trump, London, diamonds, underdogs
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Antibiotic resistance
The grim prospect (2)

■United States
Facebook and politics
Censors and sensibility (14)
Feuding Democrats
Hillary’s heartbern (31)
Homegrown jihad
Minnesota martyrs (8)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (1)
Pretend medicine
The quack-up (8)
Overtime pay
Half or quits (2)
The bathroom wars
The plughole of history (9)
Lexington
Building redemption (2)

■The Americas
Crime in El Salvador
The gangs that cost 16% of GDP (2)
Venezuela
Trouble on the streets (47)
Bello
Lessons of the fall (10)

■Asia
Barack Obama in Vietnam
Cash for questions (2)
Virginity testing in Indonesia
Taking the cop out of copulation (3)
Sanctions on Myanmar
Not clear yet
Justice in India
Dropping the scales
Banyan
Rebuilding bridges

■China
A new railway to Tibet
Doubling down (9)
Economic policy
On whose authority? (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Mental health in the Middle East
Mindfield (4)
Israel’s atomic angst
A textile factory with a difference (79)
Uganda’s president for life
The “people’s president” is jailed
Sloshed in the slow lane
How to drive drunk in Kenya (2)
Protests in Kenya
Of kicking and Kikuyu
Nigerian petrol subsidies
A fuel and your money (1)

■Europe
Azerbaijan
Baku to the future (2)
Nagorno-Karabakh
A squalid little war (11)
Turkey v Islamic State
Poking the wolf (6)
Steak in France: ever rarer
The raw and the cooked (6)
Plebiscites in Europe
Referendumania (4)
Charlemagne
Vexed in Vienna (5)

■Britain
Faith and race
Integration nation (2)
The murder of an Ahmadi
Preparing for the worst (4)
Brexit brief
We plough the fields and scarper Britain Only (2)
Brexit and the Bank of England
He can, Carney Britain Only (37)
NHS disputes
Do resuscitate Britain Only
Data in schools
Heads in the clouds Britain Only (1)
Drinking habits
More tea, totally Britain Only
Bagehot
The Cameron legacy (15)
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■International
The United Nations
Master, mistress or mouse? (1)
UN peacekeeping in Congo
Never-ending mission
Boots—and cash—on the ground
Who fights, and who pays (1)

■Business
Oil and climate change
Greens in pinstriped suits (2)
Telecoms
Seeking another path (2)
Biotechnology
Seedy business
Buffett, Apple and Didi Chuxing
$1 billion stakes on the menu (2)
Agriculture in Cyprus
Cheese in our time (5)
Political consultants
Risk premiums
Amazon’s clothing coup
Sitting pretty (1)
Schumpeter
The emporium strikes back (5)

■Finance and economics
Swedbank
Bank to basics
Buttonwood
Into the unknown
Pacific economies
The leeward side of fortune
Quinoa
Against the grain (12)
Insurance in China
Safe or sorry?
Crypto-investing
The DAO of accrue
Free exchange
Murder most foul (12)

■Science and technology
Improvised weapons
Hell’s kitchens (2)
Dogs and cancer
Best-friend genetics
Clinical trials
Better with bitcoin
Robotics
The fantastic voyage
Forest fires
Burning benefits (2)

■Books and arts
Greece and Egypt
Deep rising (1)
Johnson
Prevailing winds (4)
Victorian crime
Boys’ own
Free speech
A right, not a duty (2)
Man Booker International Prize
Dendrophilia (6)
Benedict Anderson
Indonesian scholar (1)

■Obituary
Obituary: Daniel Berrigan
Blessed are the peacemakers (15)

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