■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
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■Leaders
America’s new president
The Trump era (410)
Negotiating Brexit
The way forward (4)
Hong Kong
China’s new Tibet (14)
Egypt’s reforms
Two cheers for the general (3)

■Letters
On central banks, Poland, Denmark, companies, Frida Kahlo, democracy
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
America and the world
The piecemaker (34)
The world reacts
“Do nightmares come true?” (3)
Nuclear codes
A new finger on the button (13)

■United States
Election 2016
How it happened (151)
The Trump administration
What to expect (63)
Trump and the economy
Strap up (23)
Polling and prediction
Epic fail (30)
The Democrats
Destiny derailed (74)
Lexington
The people v the people (552)

■The Americas
Donald Trump and Mexico
The wall that appals (20)
Maple syrup crimes
Syrup and sin (1)
Property in Venezuela
Maduro’s boom (1)
Bello
The limits of technocratic government

■Asia
Japanese politics
Abe ascendant (3)
Ferdinand Marcos
Hail to the thief (1)
Civilians v soldiers in Pakistan
General consternation (5)
Wildlife conservation
Grim pickings
Pollution in India
Worse than Beijing (1)
Banyan
Prophets of piffle (9)

■China
Democracy
China holds elections
Separatism in Hong Kong
Umbrellas out (62)
Cyber-regulation
The noose tightens (1)
Lou Jiwei
A little local difficulty (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Zimbabwe
Life after Bob (1)
Fighting fires in South Africa
Burning down the house
South Africa’s courts
Judges v Jacob
Egyptian politics
Sense and sensitivity (4)
Islamic State in Syria
Anyone for Raqqa? (1)
Tunisia’s tourism
The Russians are coming

■Europe
Europe’s alt-right
Wolves in skinny jeans (27)
Germany’s loony right
The Reich lives on (2)
Polish paranoia
Tales from the crypt (14)
Russia’s Trump fans
Our American cousin (2)
While you were watching Trump...
Turkey locks up dissidents (6)
Charlemagne
When America sneezes… (12)

■Britain
Brexit and Parliament
Questions of sovereignty (3)
India and Britain
A cooler climate (5)
Marks and Spencer scales down
Pants on fire Britain Only
The benefit cap
Tightening the screw Britain Only (22)
Brexit and politics
Election fever Britain Only (1)
Marine energy
Ruling the waves Britain Only
Buried treasure
Hitting the jackpot Britain Only
Remembering war
Policing poppies Britain Only (24)
Bagehot
The machine splutters (5)
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■Special report: Espionage
Espionage
Shaken and stirred(5)
Technology
Tinker, tailor, hacker, spy
Governance
Standard operating procedure
Edward Snowden
You’re US government property(3)
China and Russia
Happenstance and enemy action(4)
How to do better
The solace of the law

■Business
American business
Meet the new boss (2)
Trump and tech
System crash (2)
Volkswagen
A long road to recovery (1)
BAE Systems
Fighting fit (1)
Taxis take on Uber
African potholes
Courier firms
The big sort
Schumpeter
The great divergence

■Finance and economics
The world economy
Our election, your problem (41)
Buttonwood
Déjà vu all over again (12)
The world economy
Coming up Trumps (1)
Housing in America (1)
The cost of poor lending (1)
Housing in America (2)
To those that have
Money in India
Taking notes (11)
Banks and cybercrime
Online checkout
Internship

■Science and technology
Particle physics
So long, Susy? (4)
Palaeontology
Origin story
Space exploration
Dusting yourself down
Drug development
Pets on trial
Naval warfare
Follow the trail (1)
Global warming
Days of the triffids

■Books and arts
Literary history
Refugee avant la lettre
Turkey
Fault-lines upon fault-lines
Natural history
Omnivore’s delight
A literary life
Cartergraphy
Glenda Jackson in “King Lear”
Wielding the matter
Johnson
Doing by talking (7)

■Obituary
Raoul Wallenberg
The persistence of hope (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
Interactive indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, November 2016
Markets