■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (3)

■Leaders
Syria
The death of a country (227)
China’s cyber-hacking
Getting Ugly (237)
Illegal drugs
The great experiment (42)
Europe’s financial-transactions tax
Bin it (14)
Asteroid defence
The real star war (51)

■Letters
Letters
On social mobility, Singapore, law schools, waterways, television, North Korea

■Briefing
Syria’s civil war
The country formerly known as Syria (8)

■United States
Defence cuts
The enemy within (89)
Arms control
The search for a nuclear legacy (8)
Detroit
Skid row (32)
The Texas budget
Too much of a good thing (6)
Agriculture
Fields of gold (4)
Scandal in the Catholic church
A little local difficulty (2)
Lexington
Unreality television (13)

■The Americas
Venezuela
The homecoming (8)
Jamaica
Lenten diet (1)
Politics in Brazil
Early kick-off (17)
Canada’s Inuit
Polar-bear politics (1)

■Asia
India’s public finances
A walk on the wild side (8)
The Maldives and India
Second thoughts (5)
Malaysia invaded
The sultan’s Sabah swing (5)
Indonesia’s economy
Tipping the balance
Japan’s prisons
Eastern porridge (2)
Banyan
The north wind and the scorpion (2)

■China
Cybercrime
Smoking gun (19)
Corporate espionage
Who needs cyber-spying? (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe’s last throw? (10)
Gays in Uganda
Keep them off the stage (4)
Nigeria
The kidnap fear (4)
South Africa
Join my Agang (2)
Jordan’s election
Calming down
Libya
The party and the hangover (1)

■Europe
Cyprus’s election
An apple of discord ahead (26)
Turkey and the European Union
A tiny thaw? (57)
France’s troubled suburbs
Forgotten in the banlieues (13)
Italy’s election
When cynics rule (4)
Bulgarian politics
Power protests (11)
Serbia’s government
Trouble ahead (1)
Charlemagne
Johnnie won’t walk out (22)

■Britain
Jobs in jail
Remunerative justice (1)
A by-election in Northern Ireland
Better at the ballot
The public finances
Off target
The 4G spectrum auction
Second time around
The horse-meat scandal
And the winner is (2)
Opposition leaders
The moment of truth (1)
Renewable energy in Scotland
Caution to the wind (3)
Bagehot
The weirdness of Eastleigh (4)
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■International
Winding down the war on drugs
Towards a ceasefire (4)
Internship
Harm reduction
Shoots up and leaves (3)

■Business
Hollywood
Split screens (10)
Health care in Japan
Regenerative medicine (1)
Packaged food
Now, 56 varieties
Global business barometer
A bit brighter (1)
Protecting privacy online
The price of reputation (2)
Video games
All to play for (41)
Schumpeter
A guide in Africa (3)

■Finance and economics
Central banks
Brave new words (6)
Buttonwood
Come together (2)
Italian banks
Mid-crisis life (1)
Bankers’ pay
Cap and flayed (2)
Insurance and telematics
How’s my driving? (3)
China’s economy
Served in China (5)
Social-impact bonds
Commerce and conscience (6)
Free exchange
Air trade (7)
Corrections: Compound interest, offshore finance (1)

■Science and technology
The American Association for the Advancement of Science: mapping the brain
Only connect (5)
Social science
Dr Seldon, I presume (9)
Plant viruses
Enemies no longer
Fossil cetaceans
A whale of a story
Dealing with asteroid strikes
A close shave (3)

■Books and arts
Calvin Coolidge and the Great Depression
When less led to more (11)
Anthropology and the Amazon
Other worlds, other values (4)
Eastern Europe after 1989
The view beyond the wall (5)
Pop art
The alchemist
New American fiction
Love on the lam
Africans in the Renaissance
Hue were they? (1)

■Obituary
Zhuang Zedong (3)

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