■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (6)

■Leaders
The euro crisis
Europe’s Achilles heel (197)
India and Pakistan
Clever steps at the border (31)
Israel and Palestine
An opportunity for an opportunist (10)
Earth-observation satellites
Something to watch over us (3)
The Cameron government
Crisis? What crisis? (32)

■Letters
Letters
On oil trading, manufacturing, American politics, beer consumption, independence, austerity

■Briefing
The euro crisis
There are all too many alternatives (13)
The threat of a Greek exit
Unhappy in their own ways (12)
Socialist victory in France
President Hollande (28)

■United States
The tea party strikes
Another moderate shown the door (26)
Gay marriage
Punctuated equilibrium (88)
The economy
Unequal pain (7)
California’s budget
The Facebook effect (1)
Florida’s governor
Not just business as usual (2)
The 9/11 trial
Justice delayed (9)
Investing in infrastructure
A question of trust (9)
Lexington
Declinism resurgent (9)

■The Americas
Central America’s gangs
A meeting of the maras (13)
Argentina’s state-owned firms
So far, not so good (9)
The Andes’ new cash crop
Quinoa selection (1)

■Asia
Australian politics
Another fine mess (18)
Pakistan’s relations with America
The hardest word (4)
India-Pakistan relations
Make lolly, not war
Thailand’s lèse-majesté laws
An inconvenient death (25)
South Korea’s foreign-born
The lovable Ms Lee (4)
The Philippines
The family plot
Banyan
An absence of architecture (1)

■China
Suppressing dissent
The emperor does know (16)
The environment
Problems with trees
Cosmetic surgery
Nip and tuck (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Israeli politics
Can Binyamin Netanyahu do a somersault? (37)
The Palestinians
Can good come of it? (1)
Libya
The uncalm south (1)
Algeria’s election
Still waiting for real democracy (1)
Rhinos at risk
Poachers prevail (1)
Google in Africa
It’s a hit (2)
A revolt over South Africa’s roads
It doesn’t toll for thee (2)

■Europe
Vladimir Putin
Back in the Kremlin (5)
Serbia’s elections
Third-party success (1)
Italy’s local elections
Battered all over (2)
Charlemagne
Ode to growth (33)

■Britain
Two years of the coalition
I never promised you a rose garden (2)
The labour market
Idle hands (3)
Libel reform
Tourists go home (1)
Wonga
Loan ranger (2)
Guernsey and Jersey
The ebbing tide
Bagehot
House repairs (1)
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■International
Sunni-Shia strife
The sword and the word (20)
International terrorism
AQAP tries again

■Business
Valuing Facebook
Zuckerberg’s rocket, ready for lift-off (17)
Mobile gaming in Japan
Gacha? Gotcha! (1)
An intellectual-property exchange
Marketplace of ideas (4)
Drugmakers and antibiotics
The path of least resistance (4)
Jewellers in India
Chains of gold (5)
Luxury goods in China
Riding the gilded tiger (2)
Japan’s trading houses
Resourceful and energetic (1)
Cadillac and Lincoln
Unstretched limos (4)
Schumpeter
Pretty profitable parrots (2)

■Finance and economics
India’s balance of payments
The tail that wags the elephant (4)
Buttonwood
Making no cents (4)
Spanish banks
A rude awakening (35)
Investing in Ethiopia
Frontier mentality (10)
Bankers’ pay
Furiouser and furiouser (5)
Noise pollution
Shhhh! (1)
Systemic risk
Counterparty controversy (3)
The London Metal Exchange
Metal cashing
Free exchange
Hope springs a trap (13)

■Science and technology
Carbon capture and storage
A shiny new pipe dream (7)
Optoelectronics
Graphene shows its colours
Modern alchemy
Turning a line (2)

■Books and arts
The sea
An ocean of troubles (3)
The DSK scandal
For shame (5)
Aviation in China
Soaring ambition (1)
New British fiction
Unhappy in its own way
New American fiction
Narrow roads to the far north
Danza Contemporánea de Cuba
More than mambo

■Obituary
Amarillo Slim (4)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Global OTC derivatives (1)
Markets