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

■Leaders
Asia’s balance of power
China’s military rise (769)
The risk in clearing-houses
All clear? (3)
New light in Myanmar
The Yangon spring (28)
Emerging markets
Message to Ankara (22)
The devaluation of everything
The perils of panflation (17)

■Letters
Letters
On India, American Jews, taxes, Scotland, Lithuania, Turkey’s AK party, an April fool, beards (1)

■Briefing
China’s military rise
The dragon’s new teeth (30)

■United States
American Indians
Gambling on nation-building (36)
Newt Gingrich’s campaign
Deflating the zeppelin (11)
Health disparities
Beyond the mandate (7)
Detroit
Stalled in Motor City (5)
Lexington
The scarcer sex (52)
Correction: California water (1)

■The Americas
Colombian politics
Santos v Uribe (6)
Prostitution in Brazil
The wrong signal (2)
Education in Peru
Error message (5)

■Asia
By-elections in Myanmar
The Lady of all landslides (15)
Politics in South Korea
Snooping dogs Lee (4)
Witchcraft in Assam
Toil and trouble (4)
Balochistan
“We only receive back the bodies” (23)
Banyan
A rather flimsy firewall (2)

■China
Uncertain politics
Reimposing order (38)
The politics of corruption
Dirty tricks (1)
Private health care
The good midwife of Sichuan (1)

■Middle East and Africa
African energy
Eastern El Dorado? (23)
Senegal’s election
Lucky Macky (2)
Syria’s stalemate
No easy fix (1)
Tunisian Islamists in power
Doing well on parole (2)
Egypt’s presidential race
Battle of the beards (2)

■Europe
Russia
Politics begins at home (8)
Greece and Russia
An orthodox friendship (3)
The French election
Climbing mount improbable (26)
Poland’s progress
Tusk take two (27)
Hungarian politics
Schmitt quits (15)
Charlemagne
Currency disunion (63)

■Britain
Snooping on new media
Spies, lies and the internet (2)
Labour and local elections
The year of many votes (2)
Clothing sizes
Dressing up
High-rise living
Tall storeys (1)
Architectural salvage
Back to the future (1)
Local museums
Small change
The state and statistics
Riding the data wave
Bagehot
David Cameron is not too posh (5)
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■International
The incorporation business
They sell sea shells
Company formation
Shells and shelves

■Business Books Quarterly
Social habits and marketing
Getting to know you(2)
The benefits of the system
Why finance is good for us(4)
Career management
Becoming a social worker
Salesmanship
Ice to the Eskimos(1)

■Business
HTC
The brand from nowhere (11)
Geothermal energy in Japan
Storm in a hot tub (2)
The French election and business
The terror (12)
Coty’s bid for Avon
Makeover or takeover?
Express Scripts and Medco
Bigger means cheaper
Corporate governance in America
Heating up (3)
Ad space for equity
Air for shares
Schumpeter
A guardian and a guide (2)

■Finance and economics
Turkey’s economy
Istanbuls and bears (13)
Centrally cleared derivatives
Clear and present danger (4)
Podium values
All that glisters (2)
Shadow banking in China
The Wenzhou experiment (2)
Government accounting
Book-cooking guide (1)
Regulating European insurers
From Brussels, with shove
Free exchange
Historysis (7)
Marjorie Deane internships

■Science and technology
Cancer and epigenetics
Cancer’s epicentre (8)
Animal testing
Be nice to mice…
Cosmic-ray tomography
Musing on muons (2)
Age and wisdom
Older and wiser? (17)

■Books and arts
Occupy Wall Street and the media
Talking about a revolution (7)
New York City
Life after Bloomberg (2)
Football and murder in Mexico
Direct shot (1)
New fiction
A swan’s song

■Obituary
Jocky Wilson
Braveheart of darts (4)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates (1)
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, April averages (1)
Markets