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■Leaders
Post-truth politics
Art of the lie (587)
Elections in Hong Kong
A not-so-local difficulty (16)
England’s National Health Service
Bitter pills (9)
Economic reform in the Gulf
Time to sheikh it up (6)
Interest-rate caps
Cut-price logic (2)

■Letters
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Letters to the editor

■Briefing
The post-truth world
Yes, I’d lie to you (61)

■United States
The Affordable Care Act
Encumbered exchange (27)
The election campaign
On the trail (4)
National security and 2016
Sewers to submarines (147)
Georgetown and slavery
Atonement (5)
Lexington
Land made for you and me (4)

■The Americas
A Mexican minister falls
The cost of an unwanted guest (8)
Avocado wars
Rich, creamy and rare (7)
Venezuela’s hapless leader
Chávez without the charm (2)
Bello
The impeachment country (13)

■Asia
Afghan refugees in Pakistan
Homecoming spleen
Ending Myanmar’s insurgencies
A long road
Japanese politics
Get the party started (2)
The wit and wisdom of Rodrigo Duterte
Shoot from the lip (7)
Australia and China
You can’t buy trust (67)

■China
Politics in Hong Kong
The city that scares China (229)
Giant pandas
Survival of the cutest (1)
Banyan
Abide with Mao (114)

■Middle East and Africa
Labour laws in the Gulf
From oil to toil (1)
Migration in the Gulf
Open doors but different laws (3)
Extremism in Jordan
Muzzling mosques (2)
Driving in Johannesburg
Bad robots (4)
Somalia
Most-failed state (7)

■Europe
Turkey’s Gulen purges
A conspiracy so immense (16)
Spain’s coalition talks
Ageing caretakers (71)
Ireland and Europe
Upsetting the Apple cart (1)
Homeopathy in Germany
Not a molecule of sense (83)
Donald Trump and the Russians
Brazen meddling (22)
Russian social media
Tweetaganda (9)
Charlemagne
Unshrinking the continent (5)

■Britain
Britain and the European Union
So what will Brexit really mean? (120)
The National Health Service
Accident and emergency (5)
Dockyards
Sea change Britain Only
Chinese schools
Babes among dragons Britain Only (1)
Cricket’s crunch
Sticky wicket Britain Only (2)
Hate crime
Bearing the brunt (79)
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■International
Race relations
Slavery’s legacies (1)

■Business
A.P. Moller-Maersk
Profits overboard (5)
Auditors aren’t so bad
Box ticked (3)
Reliance Jio
Free speech (2)
Smartphones
Still ringing bells (24)
Fashion retailing
Passé (2)
The space business
Mission, interrupted (3)
German firms in America
Making eyes across the ocean (1)
German power companies
Breaking bad (4)
Schumpeter
Shhhh! (28)

■Finance and economics
Investing in commodities
Of mice and markets
Buttonwood
Acclimatising (1)
The G20 and the world economy
Agreeing to disagree (1)
Kenya’s interest-rate cap
Ceiling whacks (1)
Offshore finance
The holdout (2)
Long-term private-equity funds
The Omaha play (1)
Financial education
Quantum of scholars (3)
Free exchange
All in the family (5)

■Science and technology
Building materials
Top of the tree (20)
The story of yeast
Domesticated tipple (2)
Military technology
Top Gun’s topper (42)

■Books and arts
China
Water, water, everywhere (4)
The right in America
Hand on heart (21)
Biography
Shades of Byzantium
The Venice film festival
Showtime (1)
Johnson
Talking in tongues (14)

■Obituary
Obituary: Juan Gabriel
Mexico’s mirror (18)

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