■The world this week
Politics this week (4)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Unemployment in the West
The quest for jobs (75)
Exchange-rate targets
Francly wrong (16)
France’s beleaguered president
Can he recover? (5)
The transformation of the book industry
Disappearing ink (7)
Emerging-market firms and Britain
The new special relationship (41)

■Letters
Letters
On Asian marriage, Iran, India, patents, Rick Perry, immigration, hedge funds, ex-communist countries, Harold Pinter (2)

■Briefing
The mood of Russia
Time to shove off (49)

■United States
America’s jobs crisis
A choice of medicines (13)
The Republicans
Prime-time Perry (12)
Industrial policy
Off-track in Middletown
Ozone regulation
In the pea soup (2)
California’s public universities
Excellence for fewer (13)
Stink bugs
Pungent pests
Lexington
That sinking feeling (25)

■The Americas
Guatemala’s presidential election
The return of the iron fist (1)
Haiti’s tent cities
Nowhere to go
British Columbia’s commodity boom
The piper pays (14)

■Asia
China’s evolving foreign policy
The Libyan dilemma (36)
Terrorism in South Asia
Bloody Wednesday (6)
Indian politics
Slow movers (3)
Health care in Japan
Not all smiles (6)
Talking to the dead in Vietnam
Visa procedures (1)
Banyan
The haze and the malaise (4)
Correction: Mohan Peiris

■Middle East and Africa
Libya
So far, so pretty good (13)
An unlikely refuge for Muammar Qaddafi
Come and be an Israeli! (28)
Libya’s new regime
Who’s in charge?
Israel and Turkey
Can it get worse? (72)
Sudan, old and new
Bloody omens (1)
Liberia’s election
Hold your breath
Correction: Burhan Ghalioun

■Europe
French politics
After his Libyan adventure (15)
Literary French politicians
I write, therefore I am (4)
The Sweden Democrats
Living with the far right (4)
Italy’s austerity budget
Needed: a new broom (14)
Denmark’s election
To Helle and back
Greece
Pen pushers out (4)
German politics
Two verdicts (5)
Charlemagne
Germany’s euro question (13)

■Britain
India’s industrial outpost
Tata for now (10)
MI6 and the army accused
Long shadows
Schools reform
Raising a class (2)
Guinness World Records
Candid camera (1)
The row over planning
Green and pressured land (1)
English wine
Heard it through the grapevine (4)
Political memoirs
Darling snarling? Well, a bit
Bagehot
Grief, and its consequences (1)
Articles flagged with this icon are printed only in the British edition of The Economist

■International
WikiLeaks
Swept up and away (20)
The Non-Aligned Movement
Not dead yet (1)
Internet security
Mistrust authority
Conscription
A farewell to arms (3)

■Special report: The future of jobs
The great mismatch(13)
Labour-market trends
Winners and losers(1)
Bottom of the pyramid(4)
Self-help
My big fat career(4)
Free-for-all(5)
Companies’ concerns
Got talent?(5)
The role of government
Lending a hand(3)
A better balance
More feast, less famine(1)

■Business
The books business
Great digital expectations (11)
Bookselling
Spine chilling (2)
More trouble for Yahoo!
Portal exit (1)
Medical technology
Left to their own devices
Intellectual property
Many patents, still pending (2)
Electric cars
All charged up for sharing (2)
Schumpeter
Long walk to innovation (2)

■Briefing
The jobless young
Left behind (8)
Youth unemployment in Mediterranean Europe
It’s grim down south (2)

■Finance and economics
Europe’s debt crisis
Fudge, the final frontier (14)
Currency interventions
Francs for nothing (13)
Coloured gemstones
Rubies in the sky with diamonds (3)
Buttonwood
All in the same boat (3)
Banking regulation
Capital punishment
The redback abroad
Offshore thing
Impact investing
Happy returns (1)
Economics focus
The celestial economy (8)

■Science and technology
Misconduct in science
An array of errors (26)
Human evolution
You look familiar (3)
Linguistics
Say what? (5)

■Books and arts
Economic history
Centuries of trial and error (2)
Translation
Shape-shifting (5)
The future of India
Muddling through (4)
Schooling
Flight path (2)
The future of science
Frontier fables
“Life and Fate”
War, peace and love (1)

■Obituary
Ray Anderson
The carpet-tile philosopher

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, September averages
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Global business failures