■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (6)

■Leaders
Investing during a crisis
Nowhere to hide (41)
Ukraine and the West
Oranges are not the only fruit (23)
Trade with China
And now, protectionism (34)
Civil war, famine and piracy in Somalia
Don’t aim too high (8)
Solar power
Thou orb aloft full-dazzling (9)

■Letters
Letters
On Samsung, Palestine, the ITU, a tax on finance, utilitarianism, Russia, Turkey, Steve Jobs, French, oxymorons (1)

■Briefing
Women and the Arab awakening
Now is the time (47)

■United States
The Republican race
Rising Cain (57)
America and Iran
An Iranian bomb plot in America? (28)
Air-quality regulations
Don’t hold your breath
Unmarried black women
Down or out (16)
The Senate
Rules of engagement (6)
China and jobs
Who’s afraid of the dragon? (15)
Ornithology
Dead or alive?
Lexington
Top dog for ever (12)

■The Americas
Justice in Central America
Parachuting in the prosecutors (2)
Haiti and the UN
Mission fatigue (2)

■Asia
Pakistan and America
To the bitter end (8)
Polio in Pakistan
Paralysis (2)
Thailand’s new government
Swept away (4)
Social housing in China
No way home (3)
South Korean mega-churches
For God and country (2)
Banyan
A taste of freedom (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Somalia’s woes
Hope is four-legged and woolly (7)
Rewarding good governance
Mo money (1)
Liberia at the polls
A Swedish October surprise (4)
Israel and Palestine
An extraordinary exchange rate (14)
Egypt’s politics
Uncomfortably polarised (19)
American visas for Iraqis
Lost in translation (1)

■Briefing
Business education
Trouble in the middle
Which MBA?
The top thirty (10)

■Europe
Ukraine, Russia and the Eurasian Union
Yulia Tymoshenko’s trials (12)
The Balkans and Europe
The pull of Brussels (7)
Turkey and Europe
An uncertain path (28)
Slovakia and the euro
Radicova’s lament (5)
France’s suburbs
From Clichy to cliché (3)
A German army museum reopens
No guts. No glory (2)
Charlemagne
The driver and the passenger (16)

■Britain
Liam Fox in trouble
Gone away! (3)
Shuffling mandarins
Goodbye to GOD
Royal succession
Equality and the monarchy (10)
Security at the Olympic games
MI5 gets ready for the starter’s gun
Reforming legal services
Law v business
Nuclear power
Nukes of hazard (3)
Bagehot
Of foreigners and families (1)
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■International
Tax havens
Trouble island (5)
Cybercrime
Measuring the black web

■Business
Solar power
A painful eclipse (9)
Branding Japan as “cool”
No limits, no laws (1)
European gas
Pipeline pressures (2)
RIM and its troubles
BlackBerry blues (2)
Law firms
Homebodies rule
PepsiCo
The case for smaller portions (3)
Schumpeter
Mickey Mouse governance

■Briefing
Asset returns
I wouldn’t start from here (6)

■Finance and economics
Insider trading
Tipping the scales (10)
Buttonwood
A trillion here, $500 billion there (8)
Recapitalising Europe’s banks
Cushion calculations (11)
Fighting financial crisis
Don’t look down (2)
Chinese banks
The A-share team (1)
Economics focus
Realism rewarded (1)

■Science and technology
Electromagnetic weapons
Frying tonight (38)
The genetics of happiness
Transporter of delight (7)
Climate and the solar cycle
Chilling out in the winter sun (3)

■Books and arts
Homer’s “Iliad”
Winged words (2)
New fiction
To have and to hold
Politics in India
Iron lady (14)
Ernest Hemingway biography
The old man and the sea (4)

■Business books quarterly
The volatility of modern wealth
Rags to riches to rags to riches (2)
Financial markets
More luck than judgment
Amazon worldwide bestsellers
Peddling wisdom
Mortgage finance
Greed and ambition

■Obituary
Dan Warren and Fred Shuttlesworth (4)

■Economic and financial indicators
Overview
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