■The world this week
Politics this week
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■Leaders
Chen Guangcheng
Chen, China and America (466)
Ukraine and Europe
Call foul (30)
Germany’s economy
Message to the Bundesbank (9)
Bank regulations
Balancing the books (10)
Private space flight
Star truck (7)

■Letters
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■United States
Evangelical voters
Lift every voice (25)
Fiscal policy
Cliff-diving (7)
Bankruptcy in Rhode Island
Improvident (1)
Airports in Washington, DC
Breaching the perimeter (3)
Vaccination rates
Herd at risk (20)
Drought in the south-west
Prospecting (2)
The Postal Service
Waiting for deliverance (3)
Lexington
A tilted playing field (7)

■The Americas
Corruption in Brazil
After the fall (7)
Illegal gambling in Brazil
Betting zoo (2)
Expropriations in Bolivia
Just when you thought it was safe (2)
Education in Quebec
Free lunches, please (4)
Distorted sex ratios in Ontario
Gendercide in Canada? (12)

■Asia
Power politics in Japan
A silent majority speaks (3)
Thailand’s violent south
Dreaming of a sultanate
Tihar prison in India
More dovecote than jail
Pakistan
Mr Nice Guy and Mr Ten Percent (4)
A dam on the Mekong
Opening the floodgates
Cambodia
Blood trail (3)
Land reform in Timor-Leste
Country plots (1)

■China
Human rights
Blind justice (8)
Banyan
At sea (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Iran
Ever-resilient but maybe more malleable (5)
Persians v Arabs
Same old sneers (7)
Israeli politics
Go to the country? (7)
Syria’s uprising
Try to stay peaceful (2)
Jordan
The king’s sad men
Malawi’s new president
Rejoice, it’s Joyce
Congo
Will it ever be stable?

■Europe
France’s presidential election
Head to head (26)
Spain’s woes
Those sinking feelings (14)
German family policy
Pay to stay at home (1)
Romania’s government falls
Next! (2)
Ukraine and the European Union
No half-time oranges for Viktor (5)
Charlemagne
Going for growth, but how? (17)

■Britain
Transport trends
Lonesome highway (1)
A report on phone-hacking
Dial M for muddle (10)
Border security
Heathrow’s woes (1)
Advertising and the Underground
The bottom line (1)
Custody v community sentences
Smart on crime
Foreign exchange
Stirring sterling
Bagehot
Travels with a salesman (2)
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■International
Gunvor
Riddles, mysteries and enigmas
Gunvor’s roots
From Petrograd to petrodollars

■Business
Chinese carmakers
Still in second gear (2)
Electric cars in China
Not yet (7)
Energy Transfer bids for Sunoco
Put that in your pipe (1)
Chesapeake energy
Caging a wildcat
American property
The great realtor rip-off (10)
E-readers
Turning the page (3)
How to publish a bestseller
Of brooms and bondage
Schumpeter
The Mormon way of business (16)

■Finance and economics
Investing in banks
The not-for-profit sector (2)
Shareholder activism and the banks
A new kind of outrage (2)
German macroprudential reforms
Beware Teutonic caution (3)
Buttonwood
Stuck in the middle (1)
Paying what you want
Conscience v commerce
Japanese exchange-rate policy
Weaken, dammit!
China’s banks
Storing up trouble (3)
Free exchange
Zero-sum debate (6)

■Science and technology
Private space flight
Keep on truckin’ (2)
Counting animals
Written in blood
Flu research
How to make bird flu fly, part one (15)
Salt-tolerant rice
Nuclear-powered crops (1)

■Books and arts
Lyndon Johnson
That day that changed everything (1)
The hunt for Osama bin Laden
Hide, but you can’t run
New fiction
Tudor prose
Ai Weiwei
Artistic licence (1)

■Obituary
Sydney Wignall

■Economic and financial indicators
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