■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (4)

■Leaders
Barack Obama
How will history see me? (118)
Israel’s election
Don’t give up (12)
France, Mali and Algeria
Get stuck in but don’t get stuck (8)
Offshoring
Welcome home (7)
The Senkaku/Diaoyu islands
Dangerous shoals (65)
Pakistan
The soldiers’ dangerous itch (5)

■Letters
Letters
On Croatia, India, South Africa, service stations, free trade, Iraq, Yale, the Spartathlon, our cover (2)
Correction

■Briefing
American foreign policy
Time to engage (5)

■United States
California’s finances
Back to black (2)
Gun control
The battle begins (53)
Prosecutors in Louisiana
Dangerous chat (1)
Co-education
Old all-male ways die hard (2)
Farewell, Tim Geithner
Lessons learnt
Lexington
Jumping off the fence (6)

■The Americas
Canada’s First Nations
Time we stopped meeting like this (11)
Brazil’s economy
Wrong numbers (29)
Nationalising utilities in Bolivia
From tap to socket
Energy in Argentina
Sparks in the dark (1)

■Asia
Pakistan’s tumultuous politics
Ready for sacrifice
Sectarian violence in Pakistan
Won’t bury
China and Japan square up
The drums of war (9)
Thailand’s southern insurgency
School killings
Banyan
And then they came for the judges (4)

■China
Wrapped in smog
Something in the air? (2)
China’s overseas investment
ODI-lay hee-ho (2)
Nuclear power
Back on the front burner (5)

■Middle East and Africa
The crisis in Mali and Algeria
Jihad in the Sahara (54)
Israel’s election
Which way for Binyamin Netanyahu? (5)
Jordan’s election
Bad for the king
Repression in the Gulf
A mirage of rights

■Europe
France’s president
Francois Hollande’s new war trappings (11)
Lower Saxony
Germany’s Missouri
Spain’s government
Rosy scenario (5)
Slovenia’s government
Tottering on (2)
The Czech presidency
Karel Havel or Milos Klaus? (5)
Russia
To privatise or not to privatise (3)
Charlemagne
Europe in a foreign field (4)

■Britain
Pensions
The virtues of simplicity
Euroscepticism
A Tory taxonomy (3)
HMV
Don’t stop the music (1)
Drugs policy
Psychoactivity (1)
A helicopter crash
Sad day for the whirlybirds (2)
The cyber state
Efficiency by transparency
Smiths and Weir
Victoria line
Underground history
Puffing the Tube
Bagehot
Slimming the ranks (5)
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■International
Testing education
Pisa envy (1)
Climate-change laws
Beginning at home (6)
Private members’ clubs
Clubbing together

■Special report: Outsourcing and offshoring
Here, there and everywhere(1)
The story so far
Reshoring manufacturing
Coming home(1)
Staying put
Home or abroad?
Herd instinct
India’s outsourcing business
On the turn(3)
Services
The next big thing
Rise of the software machines
What to do now
Shape up

■Business
General Motors
Now it’s time to step on the gas (2)
America’s car bosses
Three outsiders, three styles
Boeing’s 787
Bad dreams all round (13)
Public relations
Dan the (Not Mad) Man
Alibaba
Alibyebye?
Facebook
Search me (2)
East Africa’s news business
Paper kingdom
Schumpeter
The best since sliced bread

■Finance and economics
The euro-zone crisis
Time to celebrate? (7)
Buttonwood
War games (1)
Global trade
View from the bridge (1)
Developing-country trade
O for a beaker full of the warm South
The other type of mobile money
Airtime is money
Private equity
Shift-Ctrl-Dell (1)
The bond market
Bit by bit
Economics after the crisis
New model army (1)
Free exchange
The voice of public choice (2)

■Science and technology
Prehistoric migration
An Antipodean Raj
Inflatable spacecraft
Blown up in orbit (17)
Global warming
The new black (8)
The world's rarest fish
In a hole
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
A history of guerrilla warfare
How the weak vanquish the strong (1)
School reform
Stay focused
Britain and Europe
Forty years on
New Indian fiction
Charmingly insufferable
The art of Giorgio Morandi
Games of perception
New fiction
The self stripped

■Obituary
Aaron Swartz (46)

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