■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (6)

■Leaders
Britain and Europe
The gambler (122)
International terrorism
Afrighanistan? (66)
German politics
Merkel wounded (7)
The world economy
Semi-rational exuberance (4)
Technological extinction
Only the digital dies (8)

■Letters
Letters
On guns in America, Smithfield meat market, banks, French, Mali, innovation

■Briefing
Jihad in Africa
The danger in the desert
The intervention in Mali
Sand on their boots (4)

■United States
The re-inauguration of Barack Obama
Gloves off (62)
Presidents and the economy
Second-term blues (2)
The economy
Looking better (4)
Abortion law
Roe turns 40 (14)
State pension systems
Squeezed (7)
Politics in New Orleans
The Nagin chronicles (1)
Criminal justice and the courts
Thumb on the scale (6)
Atlantic City
Changing the game (3)
Lexington
Coalition v tribe (40)

■The Americas
Guatemala
Edging back from the brink (5)
Impunity in Venezuela
The price of justice
Security in Colombia
Fear of missing out (5)
Cuban politics
All talk
Gaming in the Bahamas
A bettor option

■Asia
Indian politics
Show your hand (4)
War crimes in Bangladesh
Justice delayed (23)
Jakarta’s governor
No Jokowi
Vietnam
Is Thanh the man? (9)
Fighting in Myanmar
No let-up (3)
Banyan
On the edge (1)

■China
China’s population
Peak toil (7)
Child trafficking
A cruel trade (2)
Inequality
Gini out of the bottle

■Middle East and Africa
Israel’s election
The hawks’ wings are clipped (18)
Israel’s Arab-led parties
Not much of a mark (10)
Saudi Arabia’s morality police
Who’s a dinosaur? (2)
Kenya’s lions
Sad for Simba (2)
Wine-making in South Africa
Wrong vintage

■Europe
Germany’s election year
The vincible chancellor (2)
Europe and Britain
The Cameron is coming (13)
The Dutch and David Cameron
Not wanted here (2)
Cyprus and the euro
Aphrodite’s indebted island (3)
Organised crime in Russia
Fathers and sons (2)
Turkish society
Of sex and Islam (5)
Charlemagne
Europe’s odd couple (3)

■Britain
Britain and the European Union
The hand of history (3)
Productivity
The job-rich depression (7)
Private universities
A degree of frustration (1)
Hotels
Chinese check-ins (4)
Old churches
Fit for new purposes
Bagehot
Hero for a day (4)
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■International
Islam and science
The road to renewal (28)
Carbon paper
Fade to black
The politics of e-waste
A cadmium lining

■Business
Information technology
Has Apple peaked? (84)
Wearable computing
Watch this space (7)
Health insurance in America
The insured and the unsure (5)
The business of campaigning
Profit with Purpose
The decline of spam
Read this and win million$!!! (17)
Mining giants switch bosses
New heads for a new cycle (1)
Foreign companies in India
The rewards of royalty (2)
Outdoor advertising
Sexy signage (1)
Schumpeter
Davos Man and his defects (4)

■Finance and economics
Monetary policy in Japan
Win some, lose some (1)
Buttonwood
Home on the range (1)
Exchange-traded funds
Twenty years young (1)
Financing medical research
Disease or cure?
The economics of sports insurance
Claim game
The Fed’s profits
The other side of QE (2)
European demography
Working-age shift (4)
Free exchange
Vive la difference (2)

■Science and technology
The Richard Casement internship
Storing information in DNA
Test-tube data (5)
How dung beetles navigate
Stars in their eyes (1)
Channelling heat
Good conduct
Sociable spiders
Come into my parlour (1)

■Books and arts
The first Anglo-Afghan war
Lessons unlearned (5)
A biography of King Faisal
Unexpectedly modern (1)
The real Jane Austen
As vital as her stories
New Japanese fiction
Slightly off
The portraits of Edouard Manet
Bold and strange (1)
The photographs of Roman Vishniac
Through a lens, darkly

■Obituary
Fred Turner (10)

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