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

■Leaders
Economic crisis
Europe’s rescue plan (115)
The Arab world
Crescent moon, waning West (24)
The Tories and Europe
Oh grow up (12)
Student loans
The indebted ones (23)
Mind-reading
The terrible truth (28)

■Letters
Letters
On Guatemala, Myanmar, Occupy Wall Street, black women, investments, Cyprus, Iran (4)

■Briefing
The euro deal
No big bazooka (51)

■United States
The presidential race
The craze for flat taxes (29)
The Louisiana governor’s race
Bobby laps the field (1)
Clean energy in California
On its own sunny path (3)
The new housing-relief plan
Underwater rescue (7)
Good food and bad
Just deserts
Harrisburg’s bankruptcy
Money up in smoke
Protecting forests
The road not bulldozed (1)
Lexington
No satisfaction, no resignation (6)
Correction: Detroit

■The Americas
Education in Chile
The fraught politics of the classroom (14)
Inflation in Brazil
Blurring the mandate (7)
Corruption in Quebec
Digging deeper (1)
The Latinobarómetro poll
The discontents of progress (1)

■Asia
Food safety in China
In the gutter (11)
Unpaid wages in China
Can’t pay, won’t pay (5)
A mayoral race in Seoul
Outsider in (1)
Japan’s free-trade dilemma
Yes, it should (3)
Afghanistan’s neighbours
Jaw-jaw? (1)
Rugby and politics
Watch the bounce (2)
Banyan
Season of cheer? (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Tunisia’s general election
Islamists to the fore (24)
Libya after Qaddafi
A new timetable (20)
The Saudi succession
Time, surely, for a much younger one (2)
Iraq and America
Now please go (9)
Syria’s army defectors
Cracks in the army (17)
Kenya invades Somalia
A big gamble (5)
South Africa’s opposition
Getting blacker? (4)
Corruption in South Africa

■Europe
German politics
The country of “no” (9)
Terrorism in Spain
The war is over (5)
Italy’s government
Hands off our pensioni (1)
Turkey and the Kurds
Deadly tremors (23)
Northern Kosovo
Blocked (9)
Charlemagne
A tale of two Italians (13)

■Britain
London as a financial centre
Banged about (3)
Austerity luxury
Some enchanted teatime (3)
The EU referendum vote
While Rome burns (5)
Innovation in schools
A class act
Criminal justice
Women behaving badly (5)
Tackling climate change
Deep storage (3)
Bagehot
One man, many votes (3)
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■International
Religion and economics
Holy relevance
Islamic televangelists
Holy smoke
Citizen lawmaking
Government by (all) the people (1)
Corruption
Grand schemes

■Business
The oil business
Big Oil’s bigger brothers (4)
Chevrolet’s centenary
From 0 to 100 (5)
Olympus
Three questions
China’s environment
Taxing times ahead (2)
Health insurance in America
The doctor octopus (2)
Business clusters
The Bay Area, with banjos
Nokia’s new phones
Not drowning, but waving (32)
IBM’s new boss
Steady as she goes (2)
Schumpeter
What should Wall Street do? (57)

■Briefing
Hedge funds in Asia
The crocodiles are coming (4)

■Finance and economics
Student loans in America
Nope, just debt (3)
Buttonwood
Golden acres
Indian insurance
Rogue agents (2)
Rajat Gupta
Another trial (4)
Japanese investors
Mrs Watanopportunity
Climate bonds
A dull shade of green
Economics focus
Clause and effect (2)

■Science and technology
Reading the brain
Mind-goggling (41)
Pollution and evolution
Waters of change
The X Prize Foundation
Now count to a hundred (2)

■Books and arts
Islamic galleries at the Met
Centuries of glory
Steve Jobs
Insanely great (10)
Human decision-making
Not so smart now (3)
The Opium Wars
Be careful what you wish for (8)
Diana Athill’s letters
Dear Edward
A book of firsts
Hucksters and pioneers

■Obituary
Laura Pollán

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
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Markets
Trade