■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (54)

■Leaders
Debt and politics in America and Europe
Turning Japanese (108)
The ethics of warfare
Drones and the man (39)
India and its near-abroad
New humility for the hegemon (38)
Justice in Egypt
End impunity now (2)
The Big Mac index
Fast food for thought (9)

■Letters
Letters
On America’s South, the euro crisis, Brazil, driving, education, Hungary, Ecuador, Rick Perry, Kolkata (2)

■Briefing
Norway after terrorism
Flowers for freedom (37)
Norway’s role in the world
The peacemakers (4)
The growth of Islamophobia
Can careless talk cost lives? (14)

■United States
The debt ceiling (continued)
Glum and glummer (70)
Health-care reform
Looking to Uncle Sam (16)
Charter schools
The long turnaround (3)
America’s embassies
First, dig your moat (5)
The Los Angeles River
Through culverts to the sea (6)
Lexington
Connubial bliss in America (13)

■The Americas
Health care in Brazil
An injection of reality (4)
Canada and China
Giving the Lai (12)
Censorship in Ecuador
Lèse-presidente (9)

■Asia
India and Bangladesh
Embraceable you (10)
Drones in Pakistan
Out of the blue (43)
Japan’s hopeless politics
Nuclear options
A train crash in China
A new third rail (90)
Xinjiang
Let them shoot hoops (21)
Banyan
On a Bali high (8)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt
Torrid post-revolutionary times (7)
Syria’s turmoil
Reaching the capital (6)
Saudi law
Nothing liberal yet (5)
Swaziland
A king at bay
Kenya
Progress amid trepidation (3)
The Horn of Africa
Chronicle of a famine foretold (23)

■Europe
Germany and the euro
Angela the dragon non-slayer (2)
Ireland’s prime minister
Church and state (8)
Justice in Ukraine
Democracy on trial (24)
Latvian politics
Two just men
Charlemagne
How much closer a union? (31)

■Britain
Manufacturing
A tale of two industries (3)
Economic stumbles
Some safe haven (3)
Amy Winehouse
A losing game (4)
The phone-hacking scandal
The hunt continues (1)
The Liberal Democrats
Virtue unrewarded
Teacher-training
Those who can, teach (3)
Roadworks in London
Changing lanes
The conflict in Libya
The sands of time
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■International
Sanitation
Cholera and the super-loo (11)
Face recognition
Anonymous no more

■Business
French newspapers
The revolution at Le Monde (3)
Horrible Bosses
Truth is nicer than fiction (2)
Keeping employees healthy
Trim staff, fat profits? (3)
Germany’s Mittelstand
Beating China (4)
Retail in Japan
Turning silver into gold
Indian firms abroad
Under the radar (3)
The oil business
Should BP split? (7)
Schumpeter
The trouble with outsourcing (8)
Correction

■Briefing
Chinese internet companies
An internet with Chinese characteristics (18)

■Finance and Economics
The euro crisis
Bazooka or peashooter? (10)
Buttonwood
Running out of options (15)
America’s fiscal union
Greek Americans (7)
Deutsche’s new leadership
Troika at the top (1)
The language of bubbles
Word herd (2)
South Korea’s longest banking strike
Rebels without a cause (2)
Hedge funds in Texas
Stetsons and spreadsheets
Economics focus
Beefed-up burgernomics (8)

■Science and Technology
The evolution of generosity
Welcome, stranger (7)
Looking for the Higgs
Enemy in sight? (4)
Prospecting for oil
Grains of truth
Art criticism and computers
Painting by numbers (6)

■Books and Arts
New fiction
Bird’s eye view
War reporting
Ill met by moonlight
Evolution and consumer choice
Baby you can drive my genes (4)
Haiti
Broken and broken-hearted (2)
The Pakistan army
The generals’ story (3)
The Proms
Life of Brian (1)
Award
Correction: Chinese art market

■Obituary
Lucian Freud (9)

■Economic and Financial Indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index (1)
Multinationals with state shareholders
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Global financial assets (2)