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

■Leaders
The world economy
Can it be…the recovery? (87)
Britain’s budget
Unlocking companies’ cash (3)
Chinese politics
The sacking of Bo Xilai (54)
Afghanistan’s fading hopes
All the wrong messages (70)
Equity investing
Too much risk, not enough reward (14)

■Letters
Letters
On foreign policy, work experience, Russia, solar power, Longyearbyen, regulation in America, finance, the Republicans, squirrels

■Briefing
The American economy
Unmired at last (13)

■United States
Rolling back the nanny state
Live free and pay more tax (13)
The Republican race
The triumph of the carpetbagger (22)
The Southern Baptists
Luter’s turn (1)
California and taxes
All fall down (7)
Earth art
LA’s new rock star (5)
Voter identification
No go again (8)
Reclaiming Montana
Born to be wild (4)
Lexington
The president and the pump (51)

■The Americas
Drug policy in Latin America
Burn-out and battle fatigue (10)
Sport in Venezuela
Pitching in (1)
Colombia’s oil industry
Gushers and guns (4)
Education in Brazil
Studying the world (9)

■Asia
Afghanistan
The lowered bar still looks high (2)
Asia and its floods
Save our cities (4)
A Singapore cemetery
Brown study (12)
Japan’s nostalgia for leadership
The 21st-century samurai (2)
China and Nepal
Calling the shots (4)
Banyan
Pakistan’s saviour? (8)

■China
Power games
Bo Bo Black Sheep (76)
The power of microblogs
Zombie followers and fake re-tweets (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Morocco’s reforms
Power to some other people (7)
Whispered dissent in UAE
No sheikh-up here (2)
Food and the Arab spring
Let them eat baklava (3)
Lebanon’s Syria worries
Balance of fear (1)
Strife in the Sahel
A perfect desert storm

■Europe
Germany’s coalition
Rising above bedlam
Slovakia’s general election
Fico enters the jungle
France’s election
You can’t keep him down
Greek politics
Steady as she goes, surprisingly
Repression in Turkey
Enemies of the state (18)
Bulgaria and Romania
A lighter shade of grey (21)
Charlemagne
Elected, but how democratic? (14)

■Britain
Corporate saving and the budget
Stashing the cash (2)
Finance in the creative sector
Money for fun (3)
Media retailing
A losing Game (1)
Station retailing
A bite at the end of the tunnel (1)
The outsourcing boom
Going private (2)
Culture and regeneration
Art the conqueror (1)
Retirement patterns
God’s new waiting rooms
Bagehot
Ever closer, yet further apart (4)
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■International
Private schools for the poor
Rich pickings (12)
Cross-border inheritance law
Vest in peace
The ICC’s first verdict
Bench-mark (1)
Surf economics
Beach rush (2)

■Business
Online newspapers
News of the world (5)
Cola wars, continued
Good for you, not for shareholders (1)
Miners in Zimbabwe
Zimplats happens (7)
Online video in China
Watch this space
Gambling in Spain
Place your bets on Euro Vegas (4)
Foreign investment in Italy
Luxury on the cheap (1)
Independent film-making
Nazis in space (5)
Schumpeter
The view from Liverpool (5)

■Finance and economics
Equity markets
Shares and shibboleths (3)
Walter Schloss
Death of a non-salesman (1)
Greece’s default
The wait is over (58)
Credit-rating agencies
Letters from India (3)
US banks
Destressing news (3)
Buttonwood
Emerging appetites (1)
China’s economy
Fears of a hard landing (9)
Free exchange
Body of evidence (7)

■Science and technology
Combating climate change
Net benefits (2)
Rare earths and climate change
In a hole? (10)
Matter and antimatter
Flavoursome research (1)
Neutrino communications
ET, phone home (2)

■Books and arts
The Eisenhower presidency
O lucky man! (2)
The roots of creativity
Throwing muses (1)
Understanding language
Talk, talk (3)
Terminal care
Go gentle into that good night (1)
New fiction
The City dark
“Death of a Salesman”
We are all salesmen now (1)

■Obituary
Sailen Manna (14)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Rare earths (2)
Markets