■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL’s cartoon (2)

■Leaders
The decline of Asian marriage
Asia’s lonely hearts (121)
Intellectual property
Patent medicine (11)
Europe and the euro
The bonds that tie―or untie (32)
After the riots
The knees jerk (16)
The future of pay-television
Breaking the box

■Letters
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Letters
On the debt crisis, Egypt (1)

■Briefing
Asian demography
The flight from marriage (7)

■United States
The Republican nomination
After the straw poll (8)
Rick Perry
Reading the record (18)
The deficit “supercommittee”
Fourth time lucky? (3)
Rahm Emanuel’s 100 days
A flying start (1)
The Post Office
Neither snow nor rain (4)
Health reform under attack
Doubtful prognosis (2)
Lexington
Being Michele Bachmann (12)

■The Americas
Politics in Brazil
Dilma tries to drain the swamp (9)
Argentina’s president
In her prime
Mexico’s presidential race
A flash in the PAN
Venezuela’s economy
Medieval policies (2)
Canadian royalism
Turning back (13)

■Asia
China, Tibet and the Dalai Lama
Lamas at loggerheads (9)
A bizarre project in Nepal
At Buddha’s birthplace (2)
China and the Vatican
Your billion or ours? (1)
Environmental activism in China
Poison protests (1)
Indian politics
Hazed again (11)
Banyan
What’s Schadenfreude in Chinese? (5)

■Middle East and Africa
The war in Libya
No way out for the colonel (3)
Syria’s uprising
Bashar goes ballistic (12)
Iraq and the Pentagon
Leaving on a jet plane (7)
The state of Iran
Divine divisions (7)
Congo’s outback
Mr Copper
Zimbabwe’s murky politics
Who dunnit? (3)

■Europe
France and the euro
Dancing with danger (1)
Italy’s economy
Grasping hands and bleeding hearts (5)
Turkey and Syria
One problem with a neighbour (12)
Michael Lewis in Germany
No longer among the Euro-weenies (2)

■Britain
The aftermath of the riots
All against all (3)
Recovering from the riots
Accord and dissent (3)
Bill Bratton
Send for Supercop (1)
The phone-hacking scandal, continued
Sauve qui peut
Unemployment
Doleful
Cameras in court
Murder, she watched
Schools reform
Liberating learning
Bagehot
The transportation option (3)
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■International
Illegal downloading and media investment
Spotting the pirates (1)
The revival of vinyl
Back to black (1)
Business

Intellectual property
Inventive warfare (8)
Google’s takeover of Motorola Mobility
Patently different (2)
Louboutin v YSL
Lay off my red-soled shoes (3)
German energy
Shock to the system (1)
Light bulbs
Charge of the LED brigade (3)
Tata’s Nano
Stuck in low gear (2)
Mexican motorbikes
Buzzing into Brazil (1)

■Briefing
HBO and the future of pay-TV
The winning streak (2)

■Finance and Economics
China’s currency
Redback and forth (4)
Fears over French banks
Panic in Paris (1)
The economic downturn
Checking the depth gauge (4)
Off-exchange trading
Some like it not (2)
Chinese financial scandals
When it matters (1)
Hedge funds
Many unhappy returns
Diaspora bonds
Milking migrants (1)
Economics focus
An unpalatable solution (9)

■Science and Technology
Transistors
Plugging the leaks
Racial discrimination in science
A black and white answer (4)
Psychology
How dead is dead? (2)

■Books and Arts
Myanmar and its neighbours
The eye of the Buddha (1)
Chungking Mansions
Home to the world (1)
Pre-Raphaelite painting
A burning imagination
The Scottish diaspora
Migrant tales (1)
Harold Pinter’s poetry
The known and the unknown

■Obituary
Roman Opalka (1)

■Economic and Financial Indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
Corn
The Economist commodity-price index
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Largest non-financial companies
Money and interest rates
Foreign reserves
Retail sales, producer prices, wages and exchange rates