■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Resilient China
How strong is China’s economy? (62)
The future of the European Union
The choice (425)
Energy markets
The charges of the light brigade (4)
Bangladesh’s toxic politics
Hello, Delhi (38)
Azerbaijan and Eurovision
Nul points (5)

■Letters
Letters
On the euro, Thailand, Facebook, football, trains, Alice Munro, Spanish banks (1)

■Briefing
The euro crisis
An ever-deeper democratic deficit (20)
The costs of a Greek exit
Cutting up rough (9)

■United States
Government transparency
The best disinfectant (8)
Utah’s health-care reform
UnObamacare (12)
Military innovation
Stress testing (3)
Fish stocks
Plenty more fish in the sea (3)
Government spending
Penny wise, pound foolish (4)
Maine’s Senate race
Crowning a King (1)
Lexington
Moral quandary (11)

■The Americas
Energy in Canada
The great pipeline battle (16)
The Dominican Republic
After Leonel (2)
Colombia
Giving peace a chance (2)
Gay rights in Chile
An atrocity prompts change (9)

■Asia
Politics in Bangladesh
Banged about (11)
Tattoos in Japan
The shogun of Osaka (6)
Violence in Karachi
City at war (10)
Pakistan and the United States
A fateful call (4)
Banyan
More fun?

■China
China and America
A sigh of relief (66)
Moving the family abroad
Hedging their bets (3)
Trouble at the temple
Everybody was kung fu fighting (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Côte d’Ivoire
Can west Africa’s jewel regain its shine?
A South African cartoon
No joke (15)
Strife in Yemen
Hadi tries harder, against the odds
Racism in Lebanon
Black is not thought beautiful (5)
Syria’s strife
From bad to worse (5)
Algeria
Football v politics (3)

■Europe
Italian politics
Tremors and rumbles (3)
Spanish banks
The corralito risk (26)
Serbia’s presidential election
The gravedigger’s victory (15)
Azerbaijan and Eurovision
The sound of music (7)
Charlemagne
The feeling’s mutual (135)

■Britain
Electricity-market reform
Volt from the blue (5)
The Lockerbie atrocity
To his grave (8)
Explaining economic weakness
The IMF v Beecroft (7)
Prisoners’ votes
Ballot and chain (1)
Anti-social behaviour
A rose by any other name
Waterstones and Amazon
Strange bedfellows (1)
Corporate liability
The sins of the sons
Mobile toilets
Convenience truths (1)
Bagehot
Once in a lifetime (5)
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■International
The NATO summit
NATO’s risky Afghan endgame (3)
Climate scepticism
Toxic shock (34)
Circassians
Home thoughts from abroad (1)

■Special report: China’s economy
Pedalling prosperity(5)
Exports
The retreat of the monster surplus
Investment
Prudence without a purpose(1)
The ballad of Mr Guo(3)
Finance
Bending not breaking
Homeric wisdom
Shades of grey(1)
Consumers
Dipping into the kitty
The next chapter
Beyond growth

■Business
Eike Batista
The salesman of Brazil (12)
The internet in China and America
Breaking up is so very hard, Yahoo! (1)
Google and antitrust
Over to you, and hurry (3)
Facebook’s flotation
That sinking feeling (27)
Reimagining Piramal
Blood, sweat, but no tears (1)
Cars in Indonesia
Let them walk (1)
Solar tariffs
Sunspots (3)
Recruitment
Work and play (3)
Schumpeter
The wheel of fortune (1)

■Finance and economics
Europe in limbo
Home and dry (7)
Buttonwood
The nationalisation of markets (3)
Indian banking
Kotak moment
The trial of Rajat Gupta
The insider (7)
Collateral management
Security services
Deutsche Bank
Two’s company
Free exchange
Humbler horizons (30)

■Science and technology
Experimental psychology
The roar of the crowd (5)
Ichthyosaurs and the bends
Triassic lark
Space flight
There be Dragons
Nanotechnology
A fab result (1)
Correction: Geoengineering

■Books and arts
The joy of walking
The wanderer’s tale (1)
Depression through the ages
Melancholy journey (1)
The political waning of America
Unconvincing
The economic waning of America
Myths large and small (1)
Biology and financial instability
The molecules of mayhem (1)
The Barnes Collection
A phoenix rises (1)

■Obituary
Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (4)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
Fiscal consolidation
Markets