■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (3)

■Leaders
September 11th 2001
Ten years on (65)
Post-liberation Libya
Let them get on with it (6)
A new prime minister for Japan
Here we go again (3)
Government and business in China
Privatisation with Chinese characteristics (7)
Infrastructure projects
The great train robbery (10)

■Letters
Letters
On British technology firms, policing, the euro, taxes, languages, Homer Simpson

■Briefing
Politics in emerging markets
The new middle classes rise up (5)

■United States
New York
Ground Zero plus ten (1)
Barack Obama’s new economist
Micro scope (17)
Barriers to entry in the legal profession
Not enough lawyers? (8)
Pharmaceutical shortages
Coming up short (2)
Cities and climate change
Greening the concrete jungle (6)
Bike safety
Calm down
Lexington
Dick Cheney’s memoirs (10)

■The Americas
The United States and Latin America
Partnership, and its obstacles (3)
Peru’s new government
Mining and the man (2)
Brazil’s economy
Changing direction (2)
Pollution in Mexico
Black sand in the desert (1)

■Asia
Japan’s new leader
The mud-lover
Beijing’s migrant workers
School’s out (3)
Australia’s boat people
The wrong solution (3)
Sri Lanka
Emergent uncertainty (23)
Banyan
Not as easy as ABCD (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Libya’s new order
Can the joy last? (11)
Libya’s oil
Make it flow (3)
Algeria’s embarrassment
An unhappily neutral neighbour (1)
South Africa and Libya
Huff and puff (14)
Syria’s opposition
Can it get together? (1)
Angola and Portugal
Role reversal (2)
The African Union and the famine
Look the other way (1)
Terrorism in Nigeria
A dangerous new level (5)

■Europe
Germany
Angst over the euro (21)
Italy
Trashing the lifeboat (9)
Spain
The golden amendment (3)
Serbia, Kosovo and the EU
Sinking the flagship (12)
Good news from Greece
The schools of Athens (4)
Charlemagne
The end of Monnet (3)

■Britain
High-speed rail
Railroad to nowhere (3)
Liverpool and China
Here comes the yuan (1)
A row over abortion
Culture wars redux
Food prices and mergers
Hard to swallow
Race and the riots
A reckoning (2)
Bagehot
How not to soak the rich (2)
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■International
NATO after Libya
A troubling victory (2)
UN climate talks
Pretty basic (1)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
Cameras get cleverer(3)
Drops to drink(1)
Formula 1 goes sailing
Zapping fakes with lasers
Particle physic
A golden fleece
Joining the drones club
Reducing the barnacle bill
What would Jesus hack?(1)
Difference engine
Worrying about wireless(1)
The future of flight
Changes in the air(3)
Modelling behaviour
Game theory in practice(3)
Inside story
Muscling in on motors
Put your thinking cap on
Brainwave controllers
Put your thinking cap on
Brain scan
Disrupting the disrupters

■Business
Doing business in Brazil
Rio or São Paulo? (1)
America’s mobile merger
Tripped at the altar (1)
Boeing’s woes
Nightmareliner (3)
Guitars and the law
Guns N’ Rosewood (5)
Oil in Russia
Exxonerated (10)
Expropriation in Zimbabwe
Your mine is mine (1)
Schumpeter
Angst for the educated (9)

■Briefing
Privatisation in China
Capitalism confined

■Finance and Economics
The world economy
Mountains to climb
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Self harm
Greek banks
Dance of the dead (2)
Auditor rotation
Musical chairs (1)
BlackRock
Goliath
Buttonwood
The lowdown (1)
Economics focus
Too strong for comfort (6)

■Science and Technology
Fusion power
Next ITERation? (5)
Air travel
Please be seated (8)
Bacteria and behaviour
Gut instinct (2)
Forensic psychology
Backwards and forwards

■Books and Arts
The war on terror
Learning the hard way (1)
Stories about the past ten years
Bitter fruits
The men who ran the British empire
With a stony British stare (2)
America’s prisons
A catching sickness
Photography
The torment behind the camera (1)
New film: “Kill List”
Come and be frightened

■Obituary
Samuel Menashe

■Economic and Financial Indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
Office rents
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Venture capital