■The world this week
KAL's cartoon (7)
Politics this week (2)
Business this week

■Leaders
The future of the car
Clean, safe and it drives itself (98)
The politics of north and south
Britain’s great divide (8)
China’s economy
Speed isn’t everything (7)
Venezuela
Maduro’s lousy start (44)
Pandemic preparedness
Coming, ready or not (3)

■Letters
Letters
On China and the internet, Heathrow, renewable energy, electronic publishing, animal spirits (1)

■Briefing
England’s two nations
Divided kingdom (6)

■United States
The Boston bomb
Manhunt (133)
The economy
That swooning feeling (7)
Gun control
Taken down (57)
Cyber-security
From SOPA to CISPA (5)
Extraterritoriality
The Shell game ends (2)
Health-care reform
Promises, promises (6)
Coal exports in the north-west
Dirty war (1)
Lexington
A nation apart (38)

■The Americas
Venezuela’s election
Ebbing support, tightening grip (2)
Mexico’s dissident teachers
Unruly southerners (3)
Inflation in Brazil
Behind the curve (21)
Canada’s Liberal Party
Betting on Trudeau Mark Two (6)

■Asia
America and North Korea
Birthday blues (10)
Japan’s nuclear future
Don’t look now (8)
The Australian dollar
Resources boomerang (1)
Ethnic differences in Kyrgyzstan
Stubborn facts on the ground
Banyan
Horn of scarcity

■China
The economy
Climbing, stretching and stumbling (14)
Overseas investment
Nice to see you, EU (1)
Free trade with Iceland
The rice man cometh (5)
Political symbolism
Looks familiar (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Northern Iraq
Peace, harmony and oil (1)
The Palestinians’ West Bank
After Fayyad (2)
Iran’s banned trade unions
Aya-toiling (1)
Tanzania’s gas boom
The Mtwara Rockefellers (3)
Atrophy in Algeria
Septuagenarians in the Sahara

■Europe
France’s battered economy
Francois Hollande’s cyclical troubles (12)
French politicians’ wealth
Transparency days (2)
Latvia and the euro
Baltic ambition (1)
Justice in Russia
The Navalny affair (5)
Germany’s Wulff scandal
The hounding of a president (3)
Freedom of speech in Turkey
A secularist’s lament (22)
Charlemagne
The flying taxman (7)

■Britain
Crime rates
Down these not-so-mean streets
Tesco
The end of the space race
Corporate profits
Bitter fortunes (1)
Oil refining
A fuel’s errand (2)
Light rail
Tramspotting (5)
Measles
Pox Britannica (2)
Classical music
Ringing a bell (1)
Bagehot
A final farewell (1)
Internship
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■International
Banning the sex industry
Naked ambition (41)

■Special report: Cars
The future of cars
Gloom and boom(3)
Markets and makers
Running harder
Tesla
General Electric Motors(2)
China
Voting with their wallets
Propulsion systems
The great powertrain race(4)
Emissions
Green wheels(1)
Driverless cars
Look, no hands(2)
Luxury cars
Dreams on wheels(4)
Demand forecasts
Distant peak car(3)
Imagining the industry’s future
The road to 2033(4)

■Business
Mobile telecoms in America
DISHing out the dosh (2)
Google and antitrust
Try it and see (3)
Mobile apps
Paris, c’est fini (4)
Indian technology firms
Shibulal’s struggles (2)
Luxury hotels
Room to disagree
Start-ups in Brazil
Samba in the valley (2)
Online media
AOL’s second life
Schumpeter
Fixing the Republic (6)

■Finance and economics
Carbon trading
ETS, RIP? (3)
Buttonwood
Like chess, only without the dice (9)
Sovereign-debt markets
An illusory haven
Balkanised banking
The great unravelling
Hedge funds
Launch bad
Electronic trading
Dutch fleet (2)
Free exchange
The 90% question (73)

■Science and technology
Pre-empting pandemics
An ounce of prevention (2)
The first spacecraft to land on Mars
Space archaeology
Printing batteries
Total extrusion zone
How to win at poker
A handy tip (9)
Biotechnology patents
Natural justice

■Books and arts
India’s economy
The capitalist manifesto (3)
New fiction
Beware, beware (1)
Germany and Europe
The battleground country (8)
Immigration into Britain
You’re not welcome (2)
Saving General Motors
Salvage work (2)
New cinema
Pitched back into the past

■Obituary
Victor Carranza (1)

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