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

■Leaders
Investment banks
Wall Street is back (66)
Angry young Indians
What a waste (41)
Malaysia’s election
A dangerous result (8)
Environmental monitoring
Four hundred parts per million (7)
A memo to the world’s dictators
Subject: Asset protection and regime change (6)

■Letters
Letters
On affirmative action, transaction taxes, factory workers, select committees, Japan, economics, India, cooking (2)

■Briefing
India’s demographic challenge
Wasting time (13)

■United States
Economic growth
The health paradox (6)
Immigration reform
Not so fast (17)
Measuring inflation
Counting the cost of living (1)
South Carolina’s special election
He’s back! (5)
Prison overcrowding
The magic number (1)
Policing
Starting from scratch
Taxes
A brewing fight (1)
Lexington
Brigadoon politics (22)

■The Americas
Mexican politics
The PRI’s long tail (1)
Bolivia’s president
Bye, bye American pie (1)
Venezuela’s election aftermath
Cry havoc (3)

■Asia
Malaysia’s general election
Tawdry victory (10)
Pakistan’s election
The other campaigner (16)
Political violence in Bangladesh
In hot blood (44)
Indian politics
Throwing the rascals out (4)
South Korea and the United States
Park’s progress (2)
Banyan
Pivotal concerns (21)

■China
Factory women
Girl power (1)
China and the Middle East
Playing the peacemaker? (32)

■Middle East and Africa
Israel and Palestine
Could the peace dove fly again? (14)
Palestinians in Israel
Boycotting the boycotters (6)
Syria’s civil war
The bloody stalemate persists (11)
Libyan politics
The militias’ writ
Tunisia and Algeria
Borderland bogeymen (1)
Somalia
The centre holds, but only just (7)
South Africa
Wedding crashers (1)

■Europe
Germany’s opposition
The Red and the Green (3)
Russian politics
An ideologue’s exit (1)
Hungary
Magyars and moans (9)
Education and the French mindset
Bangalore-sur-Seine? (3)
Georgia’s government
Caucasian circles
Charlemagne
Enter Herr Prasident Schulz (5)

■Britain
The politics of immigration
Don’t mess (11)
Privatising British banks
Cutting losses (1)
The IMF in Britain
Toothless truth tellers (1)
Racial segregation
Everyone out
Nigel Farage
Aux armes, citoyens! (9)
David Ford
Presbyterian in a pickle (2)
Bagehot
The socialist international (16)
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■International
Recovering stolen assets
Making a hash of finding the cash
Correction: Muslim opinion

■Special report: International banking
Twilight of the gods
Regulation
The bite is worse than the bark
Equity trading
Going broke in stocks
Fixed income, currencies and commodities
A FICC for your trouble
Why scale matters
We happy few
Costs
Leaner and meaner
Emerging markets
Lands of eternal promise
The outlook
Down to Earth

■Business
Management consulting
To the brainy, the spoils (14)
The life of a young consultant
PowerPoint Rangers (5)
Valuing ships online
Bargain boats
Wearable cameras
Get a lifelog
Business and the law
Chasseurs d’ambulances
Online video
Worth paying for?
Marketing
The lust for Latino lucre
Schumpeter
Microsoft blues (15)

■Finance and economics
CME Group
The futures of capitalism
Buttonwood
Age shall weary them (4)
World trade
Fresh blood
Canada’s new central-bank governor
After Carney
The world economy
Shaken, not stirred (1)
Municipal finances
Rubbish settlement
French banks
Through the looking glass
Riyadh’s new financial district
Empty towers
Securities lending
Spring break
Free exchange
Standard procedure

■Science and technology
The climate of Tibet
Pole-land (2)
Climate change
The measure of global warming (46)
Atomic interferometry
The function of waves (2)
Ancient animal behaviour
Jurassic lark
Clarification: Frontiers

■Books and arts
Early ballooning
Shifting perspectives
Economics
Horror story
New fiction
Curlicues
The Mariinsky theatre
Goldfingered Gergiev (1)
The future of Russia
Closing doors (1)

■Obituary
Giulio Andreotti (10)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
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