■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (3)

■Leaders
The world economy
Be afraid (107)
Samsung and its attractions
Asia’s new model company (1)
Neutrinos and relativity
Faster than the speed of light (22)
The return of Vladimir Putin
The once and future president (80)
Internet governance
In praise of chaos (8)
British politics
Many miles to go

■Letters
Letters
On the euro crisis, university education, Obamacare, the R-word index, terminology, jobs, Christmas cards, cats v dogs

■Briefing
The euro crisis
Is anyone in charge? (11)

■United States
The judicial system
The feeblest branch (4)
Debating the Keystone XL pipeline
An extra-large row (6)
Threatening shutdown
The shape of things to come (1)
The long-term unemployed
The ravages of time (1)
The National Slavery Museum
Shackled again
New Orleans
Counting the missing (1)
American waterways
Go with the flow
The death penalty
Last orders (5)
Lexington
Open goal, useless strikers (38)

■The Americas
Football in Brazil
Own goals from Senhor Futebol (20)
Protests in Bolivia
Road rage (4)
Energy in Chile
Dancing in the dark (2)
Jamaica’s prime minister
Golding goes (7)

■Asia
The Haqqani network
Snake country (8)
Renewing Japan’s air force
Dogfight over the archipelago (2)
The death penalty in India
Fatally flawed (7)
South Korean politics
The outsider
Conservation in China
Lone sharks (8)
Banyan
Sledgehammers and stunned fish (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Democracy in sub-Saharan Africa
It’s progress, even if it’s patchy (2)
Chinese-African attitudes
Not as bad as they say (1)
Côte d’Ivoire
On the mend
Democracy in the Gulf
Let’s take it slowly
Yemen’s president
Yet another trick up his sleeve (5)
Israel’s opposition
A lively new leader (1)

■Europe
Russia’s presidency
Guess who! (33)
Russia’s ex-finance minister
His final decision
Corruption in France
Bad smells (3)
Hungary’s government
Not paid in full (6)
Charlemagne
Keep the fire burning (44)

■Britain
Tackling the slump
Open the taps, loosen the vice (1)
The National Trust
Power in the land (1)
The Labour Party
The avenger (1)
Energy policy
What the frack? (2)
Supermarket wars
Lean pickings
Health reform
Honey, we shrunk the hospitals
Designer drugs
High society (4)
Bagehot
Ed’s dangerous dream (1)
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■International
Who should run the internet?
A plaything of powerful nations (16)
The changing adult business
At a XXX-roads (11)

■Business
Amazon
The Walmart of the web (32)
Aviation
Flight to the future (5)
The fashion industry
The glossy posse (1)
Plus-sized clothing
Big business (3)
A market for social-media data
Sipping from the fire hose (4)
Alcohol in Africa
Keep on walking (2)
Mining in Indonesia
Now you own it, now you don’t
Schumpeter
The trouble with superheroes (2)

■Briefing
Samsung
The next big bet

■Finance and economics
Emerging markets
One more such victory (1)
Financial stability in South Korea
The won that got away
European banks
Holey grail (1)
Buttonwood
Mood swings (1)
Investment and lobbying
Money and politics (1)
Tobin taxes and audit reform
The blizzard from Brussels (7)
Market-making rules
Abacussed
Economics focus
Tinker, tailor (2)

■Science and technology
The future of physics (1)
So long, and thanks for all the quarks (34)
The future of physics (2)
Stretching the perimeter (2)
Citizen astronomy
A new world in your bedroom
Psychology
All power tends to corrupt (5)

■Books and arts
The life of Charles Dickens
Beloved bully
Julian Assange
Leaker’s leak (1)
The Obama White House
A cantankerous crew (3)
New thriller
Death and the machine
Fighting al-Qaeda
Talking to terrorists
Contemporary art
Weird alleyways of culture

■Obituary
Tiger Pataudi
King of Indian cricket (3)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
Output, prices and jobs
The Economist commodity-price index (1)
R&D spending (2)
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
Effective tax rates (1)