■The world this week
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■Leaders
Tax havens
The missing $20 trillion (120)
The Italian election
Who can save Italy? (39)
The global economy
Phoney currency wars (6)
Free trade across the Atlantic
Come on, TTIP (9)
Another sop for elderly Britons
Grey squirrels (9)

■Letters
Letters
On the Nordic countries, private schools, immigration, Sandhurst, Ed Koch, Richard III (2)

■Briefing
Italy’s election
Long after the party (20)
Beppe Grillo
Five-star menu (5)

■United States
The state of the union
A House divided (24)
Raising the minimum wage
Trickle-up economics (19)
The defence secretary’s nomination
Hagelian dialectic (28)
The milder side of drones
Here’s looking at you (3)
Fracking in the West
Big reserves, big reservations (5)
Football in New York
The Cosmos come back (5)
North Carolina
Farewell to purple (4)
Making guns at home
Ready, print, fire (2)
Lexington
The politics of purity (13)

■The Americas
Mexico’s new president
Tearing up the script (4)
Brazil’s zombie politicians
Unstoppable? (16)
Housing in Brazil
If you build it (1)
Pensions in Argentina
Now or never (2)

■Asia
North Korea’s nuclear test
Fallout (9)
Bangladesh
Mass dissatisfaction (31)
Indian politics
An illiberal turn (36)
Kabuki theatre in Japan
In a pickle
Thailand’s capital city
Power failure (1)
Banyan
Before the gold rush (1)

■China
Government reform
Super-size me (1)
Trade with North Korea
Crystal meth and Tesco
Trade with the world

■Middle East and Africa
Nigeria
Clubbing together (1)
Transport in Africa
Get a move on (1)
Ruling Ethiopia
Long live the king (20)
Divided Jerusalem
An Arab haven dissected (17)
Afghan refugees in Iran
Go back home (1)

■Europe
French economic policy
Which way for Mr Hollande? (57)
Russia and America
The dread of the other (32)
EU migration to Germany
Sprechen Sie job? (17)
Turkey and Islam
Dress tests (13)
Charlemagne
No to EUsterity (8)

■Britain
Redeveloping London
What’s the plan? (1)
Elderly care
Old times (3)
Selecting candidates
Supply-side politics
Scottish independence
Battle of the profs (11)
The future of shopping
Malleable malls (2)
New banks
Telling
Local television
Coming soon
Bagehot
Ties that no longer bind (3)
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■International
Pope Benedict’s resignation
See you later (14)
Papal resignations
Torn vestments (1)
Cyber-security
To the barricades
Islamic extremism
The languages of jihad (2)
Internship

■Special report: Offshore finance
Storm survivors(8)
Enduring charms
The OFCs’ economic role
The good, the bad and the Ugland(2)
Onshore financial centres
Not a palm tree in sight(1)
Tax transparency
Automatic response(1)
Company taxation
The price isn’t right
The merry enablers
Switzerland and its rivals
Rise of the midshores(1)
Who’s the criminal?
Prospects
Sunshine and shadows

■Business
Information technology in Africa
The next frontier (1)
Food safety
After the horse has been bolted (16)
Lawyers
The say-on-pay payday (2)
Carrefour
Up the right aisle
PSA Peugeot-Citroen’s troubles
Running out of road (4)
Swiss watchmakers
Time is money (3)
Oil in China
Smog and mirrors (1)
Schumpeter
How to make a killing (1)

■Finance and economics
Finance and the American poor
Margin calls
Buttonwood
Teacher, leave them kids alone (6)
Barclays and Deutsche Bank
Surviving, not thriving
Interest-rate swaps in India
Derivatiff
Cannabis as an investment
The audacity of dope (3)
Carbon markets
Extremely Troubled Scheme (1)
Free exchange
Middle-income claptrap (1)

■Science and technology
Manufacturing metals
A tantalising prospect (8)
Marine biology
Flea market (2)
The microbiome and health
Sniffing out hypertension (1)
Human evolution and palaeobotany
Grassed up

■Books and arts
The future of Catholicism
Leap of faith (3)
The spying trade
Success by stealth
Piero della Francesca
Divine splendour
18th-century courtship
An inept Pygmalion
The rise of solo living
A room of one’s own (1)
Becoming Picasso at the Courtauld
The incubation of genius

■Obituary
Andre Cassagnes (2)

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