■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
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■Leaders
Canada’s example to the world
Liberty moves north (229)
The Bank of England
Hands off (4)
The International Criminal Court
Back it, join it (3)
Business in America
Vertical limit (3)
Investment banks
Too squid to fail

■Letters
On globalisation, Thailand, new drugs, Bill Clinton, tourism
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Canada
The last liberals (7)

■United States
Trump and Putin
My brilliant friend (178)
From DC with love
Naming without shaming (5)
The Affordable Care Act
Crunch time (138)
The campaigns
On the trail (1)
The presidential election
Making a U-tahn (17)
Election brief: Education
Little changes (57)
Lexington
Meet Kamala Harris (4)

■The Americas
Venezuela
Fighting their chains (8)
Brazilian sport
Something new to cheer
Nicaragua
Fourth time unlucky (3)
Bello
Ciudad Juárez trembles again

■Asia
India’s Muslims
An uncertain community (9)
Bailing out Mongolia
A wrong direction in the steppe
Influence-peddling in South Korea
Gift horse (12)
Politics in the Maldives
Sibling rivalry
Pakistan’s business climate
If you want it done right
Banyan
A shrimp among whales (1)

■China
History
Nihil sine Xi (9)
Parking
The other car problem (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Off-grid solar power
Africa unplugged (1)
The International Criminal Court
Exit South Africa (17)
African economies
The oil effect (11)
Iraq
Tightening the noose (2)
Turkey’s intervention in Syria and Iraq
Erdogan’s war game (11)
Medical marijuana in Israel
Light-up nation
Islamic State’s loss of Dabiq
Apocalypse postponed (59)

■Europe
Migration in France
The end of an ugly affair (18)
Inequality and education
Germany’s Sandernistas (5)
Regional inequality
A tale of more than two cities (3)
Spanish politics
Back again (8)
Energy efficiency
Populism tastes best hot (1)
The impact of Brexit
Britain shoots Ireland, too (2)
Charlemagne
The age of vetocracy (35)

■Britain
Brexit and the City
From Big Bang to Brexit (1)
Child refugees
Gnashing of teeth (12)
The post-Brexit economy
Measuring the fallout (3)
Industry in the north-east
Parked Britain Only (7)
Managing globalisation
To the losers, the scraps Britain Only (4)
The Liberal Democrats
Cleared for take-off Britain Only (2)
Technical education
The new three Rs Britain Only
Drugs policy
Qat flap Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
How to be a good bastard (3)
Journalist wanted
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■International
Early childhood development
Give me a child

■Business
AT&T and Time Warner
Angling for the future of TV (3)
Big tobacco
All fired up
Tata Group
Mistry exit (23)
Companies’ dark pasts
Ghosts in the machine
Brazilian business
Out of the gloom
The sharing economy
Deflating Airbnb (10)
Schumpeter
Jail bait (6)

■Finance and economics
Investment banking
Rebooting (3)
Buttonwood
No Trumps!
Digital money
Known unknown (9)
Asian deflation
Steel trap (1)
China’s growth
The greatest moderation (3)
Clean energy v coal
Fighting the carbs (4)
Free exchange
Passing the buck (2)

■Science and technology
Bathymetry
In an octopus’s garden
The world’s weirdest place?
Topsy turvy
Cyber-security
Crash testing (4)
Schiaparelli’s end
Flash, bang, wallop, what a picture
Dealing with autism
First, treat the parents (1)
Shark behaviour
Waste not, want not

■Books and arts
Eleanor Roosevelt
Ahead of her time (1)
Europe’s single currency
France v Germany (2)
American fiction
Dope and the doppelganger (15)
Modernist art from Mexico
Evolutionary tales
Johnson
Lexicography unbound (4)

■Obituary
Andrzej Wajda
Obituary: Conscience-keeper

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