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Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (5)
■Leaders
Italy and the euro zone
That’s all, folks (108)
America’s deficit
Large it up (9)
Airline alliances
Open the skies (3)
Conflict in the Middle East
Nuclear Iran, anxious Israel (67)
Elected mayors
Big cities, small plans (3)
■Letters
On population growth, the Nobel peace prize, business in India, Edward Lear, Chinese texts, weather and economics, blondes, mind-reading
■Briefing
The Italian crisis
Addio, Silvio (39)
Europe’s debt crisis
Rushing for the exits (1)
Italy’s economy
That sinking feeling
■United States
The politics of the South
Hunting for votes (2)
Ohio’s referendum
A black eye in the Buckeye (8)
The deficit supercommittee
Hints of a deal or a false dawn?
Taxing Christmas trees (4)
Philadelphia’s mayor
Michael, more (4)
Herman Cain’s accusers
Anonymous no longer (8)
Water in Texas
The thirsty road ahead (1)
California’s public pensions
Not so retiring (3)
Lexington
The elusive progressive majority (12)
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Security in Colombia
Top dog down (11)
Business in Cuba
A risky venture (5)
Human rights in Mexico
Friendly fire (4)
Correction: Brazil’s oil
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China’s restive Tibetan regions
No mercy (27)
Pakistan and the rise of Imran Khan
Second coming (7)
Afghanistan and the Taliban
Collateral damage (2)
Asia-Pacific trade initiatives
Dreams and realities
South-East Asian summitry
The happening place (1)
Banyan
One dam thing after another (1)
■Middle East and Africa
Israel squares up to Iran
That’s right, Iceman. I am dangerous (23)
Libya and its allies
All too friendly
Chad, Mali and Niger
Just deserts (1)
Egypt’s military leaders
Not doing well (1)
Africa’s amputees
Not just the winning that counts (1)
Nigeria’s new government
Groping forward (3)
■Europe
Germany’s economy
A case of the sniffles (1)
Greece’s dysfunctional politics
Tomorrow and tomorrow (5)
News in the ex-Yugoslavia
Broadcasting to the Balkans (1)
France’s public finances
The belt-tightener-in-chief (3)
Azerbaijan
How to spend it (4)
Nagorno-Karabakh
Conflict on ice (8)
Charlemagne
Europe against the people? (6)
■Britain
Reshaping local government
The mayors show
Uncontrolled borders
Waving them in (2)
London 2012
Fun and games (2)
Toys and culture
Buy early, buy often (3)
Britain and human rights
Contempt of court
Priests’ employment rights
Your service or His? (3)
Fertility treatment
The great egg race (1)
Bagehot
Why Britain has centrist politics (2)
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■International
International marriage
Herr and Madame, Señor and Mrs (1)
■Special report: Europe and its currency
Staring into the abyss(8)
The causes
A very short history of the crisis(1)
Austerity
Destructive creation(2)
In theory
Anti-EU backlash
Beyond the fringe
Europe’s big two
The Nico and Angela show
Non-members
Look at it this way
After the crisis
Making do(1)
■Business
State capitalism in China
Of emperors and kings (5)
Shipping
Economies of scale made steel
Diamonds
Betting on De Beers
The Oppenheimers
Swapping gems for cash
Sexual harassment
Nasty, but rarer (2)
The Olympus scandal
Big trouble in Tokyo
Airline alliances
The airmiles-high clubs
Dynegy
Power play
Schumpeter
Why firms go green
■Briefing
South Korea’s economy
What do you do when you reach the top? (2)
■Finance and economics
The euro crisis and emerging markets
Drought warning (3)
Buttonwood
The road to self-deception (2)
Too big to fail
Fright simulator (1)
Networking and pay
Contact sports
Rice
Asia’s rice bowls
Private equity
Fee high so dumb
Economics focus
Exports to Mars (1)
■Science and technology
What ate dinosaurs?
Old crocs (13)
Astronomy
Throwing money into space (1)
What dinosaurs ate
The belly of the beast (4)
Asteroid 2005-YU55 (1)
The Rorschach test
A few blots in the copybook (4)
■Books and arts
History of diplomacy
Dealing with the enemy (2)
Russia and the West
Slip and slide
Jim Thompson
Boat against the current
Jeffrey Sachs on America
Homeward bound (4)
Leonardo in London
Deciphering the da Vinci code (2)
American art museums
A hinterland beauty
■Obituary
Philip Gould (1)
■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Global business barometer
Markets
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