■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
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■Leaders
The multinational company
In retreat (46)
Venezuela
It’s a mad, mad, mad, Maduro world (4)
America’s trade with China
Jaw, jaw (2)
Private schools in poor countries
Tablets of learning (5)
Family life in Russia
Empowering the vilest malefactors (4)

■Letters
On assisted suicide, John Calvin, languages, calendars, the Normans
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Multinationals
The retreat of the global company (1)

■United States
Donald Trump in office
Trust me, I’m the president (24)
Abortion policy
Gag reflex (2)
Pipelines
On a war footing (2)
Replacing Obamacare
High risk by name (2)
Subsidising professional sports
If you fund it, they may come
Schools
Teaching economics (1)
Colleges and inequality
Skipping class
Lexington
The Herbal Tea Party (10)

■The Americas
Venezuela
Maduro’s dance of disaster (2)
Bello
Death of a justice
Mexico and the United States
Pistols drawn
Sport in Argentina
Football for nobody

■Asia
The South China Sea
Own shoal (4)
Politics in Malaysia
Regal trouble
Censorship in South Korea
The new black
Indigenous Australians
Ministering to his own (1)
The race for governor in Jakarta
Demolition in progress (1)
Banyan
Goring the law

■China
Mental illness
Ending the shame
Lunar new year
Rooster boosters

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s peace talks
Time for someone else to have a go (2)
Arab politics
Who can unblock Morocco?
Israel
Unsettled (91)
Gambia
No Jammeh tomorrow
Air travel
Nigeria makes its capital a no-fly zone
Inheritance in Zimbabwe
Why widows get evicted

■Europe
Germany’s Social Democrats
A slim chance of being chancellor (31)
The Koblenz “counter-summit”
We are the alt-world (2)
Italian politics
Matteo Renzi’s rush to elections (1)
France’s presidential election
In the pink (3)
Wife-beating in Russia
Putin’s family values (62)
Charlemagne
Please Mr Erdogan (4)

■Britain
Local government
Running on empty (1)
Brexit and Article 50
Supreme judgment (34)
Sinn Fein
A new sort of leader Britain Only (6)
Industrial strategy
Less is more Britain Only (34)
Teaching clever children
Russian lessons Britain Only (1)
Business after Brexit
Leave or Remain? Britain Only (5)
A property boom in the Shetland Islands
Heading north Britain Only
Bagehot
A difficult hole (187)
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■International
Muslim head coverings
What not to wear (3)
Headscarves in Turkey
Under cover

■Business
Bridge International Academies
Assembly line
Formula One
Bye-bye, Bernie (5)
Political dating websites
Making America date again
Qualcomm
Until the patents squeak (1)
Food retailing
The big McCustomisation
How to build a nuclear-power plant
Nuclear options
Schumpeter
Overnight sensation (1)

■Finance and economics
Sino-American trade
Rules of engagement
The trade-war scenario
Apocalypse now
Dublin as a financial centre
Emerald aisles (2)
Buttonwood
Letting go (1)
Student loans
Grading education (2)
Aid and migrant labour
Ticket to pride
Chinese economic data
Potemkin province
Reinsurance
Daddy long tail (1)
Free exchange
Mad maximum

■Science and technology
Physics
Small is still beautiful (1)
The academy and the marketplace
Mathematical transformations
Vehicle engine management
Intelligence test
Regenerative medicine
A tissue of truths (12)

■Books and arts
The roots of modern resentment
Enlightenment and its discontents
Istanbul
Where the past is not dead
New fiction
A man in full
Politics and sentiment
Utopia of reason (2)
Sundance
An inconvenient moment

■Obituary
Arthur Manuel
Unsettling

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