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

■Leaders
Europe’s currency crisis
How to save the euro (77)
American health care in limbo
Justice delayed (36)
Banking reforms
Good fences (6)
Energy in Japan
Out with the old (10)

■Letters
Letters
On America and the Middle East, Jean Monnet, Yahoo!, high-speed rail, paper, drug shortages, Thailand, rhetoric, oxymorons

■Briefing
Reforming education
The great schools revolution (9)
Education theories
The horse before the cart

■United States
Republican governors
The right’s brave swingers (2)
The jobs plan
From deficits to jobs, and back (16)
Poverty and health care
Pinched
New York’s special election
Taking the ninth (5)
Voter identification
First, show your face (4)
Electronic education
Flipping the classroom (4)
Lexington
A problem with club Med (25)

■The Americas
Colombia’s infrastructure
Bridging the gaps (7)
Taxes in Cuba
Get used to it (2)
Brazil’s business environment
Baby steps (7)

■Asia
Taliban attacks in Afghanistan
On the front line (2)
Politics in China
Not fade away (8)
A Taiwan blockbuster
Blood-stained rainbow (5)
Books in South Asia
Engrossed (3)
Food and stability in North Korea
Deprive and rule (4)
Banyan
New light in Myanmar? (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt and Israel
Feeling the heat of isolation (41)
The new Libya
Patience, please (1)
Libya’s fugitives
Catch them if you can
Syria’s turmoil
Will foreigners get involved? (2)
Rwanda’s foreign relations
Frenemies for ever
Zambia’s election
Cobra v codger (2)
Racism in South Africa
Song of liberation or hate? (3)

■Europe
Elections in Russia
Welcome to the circus (6)
The French rumour-mill
French favours (7)
Health spending in Spain
Fat-trimming needed (5)
Berlin’s elections
The cost of cool (3)
Charlemagne
In the Brussels bunker (8)
Correction: Angela Merkel (1)

■Britain
Bank reform
To rip asunder (3)
Anglo-Russian relations
Cold comforts (5)
Scottish politics
Bluffer’s guidance
Public-sector strikes
War of attrition (1)
Redrawing parliamentary seats
Trouble at the borders
The Metropolitan Police
Hogan, how? (1)
Electricity pylons
The art of power (1)
Bagehot
English for Schadenfreude (2)
Correction: English wine
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■International
Human rights
The compass fails (1)
The OECD and corruption
The tents of the righteous
Undeclared beneficial ownership
Licence to loot
Correction: Julian Assange (1)

■Business
Energy in Japan
Bright ideas needed (10)
The revival of independent film
Scripts, not effects (3)
Microsoft and Intel
Wintel swings (2)
Frankfurt Motor Show
Autoficial intelligence (2)
Pet care in Latin America
Man’s best amigo (2)
Bribery abroad
A tale of two laws (3)
Corporate governance
The doofus factor (2)
Corporate political donations
Lighten our darkness
Schumpeter
Green growth (1)

■Briefing
The euro-zone crisis
Fighting for its life (23)
The proper diagnosis
Profligacy is not the problem (4)
The costs of break-up
After the fall (2)

■Finance and economics
Bank of America
Strife of Brian (1)
Buttonwood
Bargain-hunting (4)
Commodity markets
Back to the futures
The R-word index
Up means down
Auditing in China
Chinese stall
Emerging-market debt
Non-stick securities (1)
Vegetable oil
What’s cooking? (2)
Economics focus
Prices or jobs? (3)

■Science and technology
Particle physics
The dark at the end of the tunnel?
L’Aquila’s earthquake
Scientists in the dock (2)
Fossil feathers
Not just for the birds

■Books and arts
Energy
The power of infinity (3)
New fiction
Somali son
Nature conservation
The constant gardener
American humour
Funny man (1)
The world of adolescence
The best days of their lives? (1)
“Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy”
Cold-war comeback (6)

■Obituary
Vann Nath (2)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index
Employment and education
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Long-term unemployment (1)