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

■Leaders
The global economy
Start the engines, Angela (349)
India’s slowdown
Farewell to Incredible India (71)
Facebook and children
Let the nippers network (57)
UN troops in Africa
Blue berets in the red (13)
Visas for entrepreneurs
Let the job-creators in (7)

■Letters
Letters
On public companies, trolleyology, written knowledge (1)

■Briefing
Charity and taxation
Sweetened charity (17)

■United States
The economy
Downdraught (5)
Wisconsin’s recall election
The jet-propelled Republican (18)
Military strategy
The China syndrome (13)
Recovering from 9/11
Still cloudy (3)
Shootings in Seattle
Cocoon no longer (5)
Lexington
Stick or carrot? (35)

■The Americas
Human rights in the Americas
Chipping at the foundations
Suriname’s president
Catch me if you can
Protests in Quebec
Reframing the debate (12)

■Asia
Pakistan and the United States
Bazaar bargaining (6)
Afghanistan
Ready or not (1)
Post-disaster Japan
Radiation refugees (1)
Islam in Indonesia
Tolerating intolerance (1)
Politics in Malaysia
Cracking open the fixed deposits (14)
Banyan
The hollow men (1)

■China
Military diplomacy
Not so warm and fuzzy (2)
Remembering Tiananmen
Resolute to the end (6)
Modern marriage
Looking for love (47)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt
Nerves on edge (4)
Syria
Changing calculations (13)
Yemen
Calling on a laureate (1)
Swaziland and its king
Look the other way (1)
Ethiopian shoes
On the march (8)
Kenya’s politics
Still too tribal
UN peacekeepers in Africa
Helping to calm a continent (1)

■Europe
Germany’s obstinate chancellor
Angela Merkel, swimming instructor (116)
Russia and Syria
Autocrats together (2)
Sweden’s Social Democrats
Recalled to life
Politics in France
Maxi boots and mini controversies (2)
Hungary’s ailing economy
Sickness on the Danube (136)
The Kurds and Turkey
Massacre at Uludere (39)
Charlemagne
Latvian lessons (11)

■Britain
GKN and aerospace
Word on a wing (2)
Diamond Jubilee
The still centre (9)
Sayeeda Warsi and the Tories
The beleaguered baroness (1)
Speed limits
Fast and furious (3)
Changing Whitehall
Sir Humphrey, your time is up (2)
Bagehot
The UKIP insurgency (16)
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■International
Philanthro-journalism
Reporters without orders
The counter-kidnap industry
Buying safety
Cyber-warfare
Seek and hide

■Business
Russian energy
Twilight for BP in Russia? (8)
Microsoft and privacy
Change of track (2)
Facebook and the under-13s
Kid gloves (3)
Shipping
A fragile truce
Business and geopolitics
Enter the B20 (1)
Visas for entrepreneurs
Where creators are welcome (5)
The magazine industry
Non-news is good news
Schumpeter
A tissue of lies (1)
Internship

■Finance and economics
Property in Mumbai
The minimum city (4)
Leaving the euro
My big fat Greek divorce (23)
Europe’s banks
Slouching towards a banking union (4)
Buttonwood
Not so expert (12)
IPOs in Asia
Sinking, not listing (1)
Judge Rakoff
A hot bench (2)
Generali
Ciao, Giovanni (2)
Free exchange
Burgernomics to go (1)
Vacancy

■Science and technology
Exploring the oceans
20,000 colleagues under the sea (7)
The search for alien life
Twinkle, twinkle, little planet
Astronomy
Psst. Want a space telescope? (1)
Insect acrobatics
Flipping roaches (3)

■Books and arts
The second world war
Counting the cost (4)
Spanish football
Well red (3)
“Einstein on the Beach”
Breaking the waves
Russian politics
Not such a strongman (1)
James Fenton’s poetry
Flower power

■Obituary
Paul Fussell (1)

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