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

■Leaders
Turkey's troubles
Democrat or sultan? (177)
America and China
The summit (122)
Brazil’s mediocre economy
A fall from grace (89)
Europe’s banking union
A la carte and half-baked (6)
Iran’s presidential election
Don’t ignore it (7)

■Letters
Letters
On the World Bank, entitlements, England, Arab assets, Lev Vlassenko, India, smart machines, Apple, sex, presidents

■Briefing
Turkey erupts
The new young Turks (73)

■United States
The Mississippi Delta
Scratching a living (3)
Our new house-price indicators
Bubble-hunting (1)
Barack Obama’s foreign-policy team
Action women (3)
Judicial appointments
A lesson in packing (1)
Crime and genetics
Won’t hurt a bit (3)
Energy
Blown away (12)
Lexington
The China syndrome (19)

■The Americas
Brazil’s disappointing economy
Stuck in the mud (34)
Abortion in Latin America
Miscarriages of justice (9)
Latin America’s Venezuela problem
Ostrich diplomacy (1)
Public broadcasting in Canada
Commercial break (2)

■Asia
Pakistan’s electricity crisis
Long, hot summer (4)
Timor-Leste and Australia
Bugs in the pipeline (1)
Tamil Nadu
A successful show begins to pall (4)
Politics in Tamil Nadu
Lights, camera, election
Banyan
Mr Joko goes to Jakarta (2)

■China
Relations with America
Here we go again (15)
Xi Jinping in America’s backyard
From pivot to twirl
Cybercrime
Admit nothing and deny everything (8)
The death of Chen Xitong

■Middle East and Africa
Iran’s presidential election
You never know (9)
Iran and alcohol
Wet and dry (2)
Libya’s oil
Gurgle and splutter
Qatar
Democracy? That’s for other Arabs (2)
The Syrian civil war
A turning point for Bashar Assad? (25)
Churches in Israel
Christians luckier than Muslims (4)
Ethiopia
Free to protest, just a bit (5)
Driving in Nigeria
Time for a test (2)

■Europe
Hungary
Black sheep in the crimson dome (10)
Urban planning in France
Global ambitions v green concerns
German politics
Princeling in trouble
Floods in central Europe
Devastating
Balkan war-crimes
Winding down with a whimper (1)
Charlemagne
Crank up the motor (13)

■Britain
The politics of cuts
Labour gets serious (6)
Polish clinics
Another kind of health tourism (2)
Posh fast food
On a roll (5)
Lending beyond the banks
The new middlemen
Exam reform
Eyeing up the I-level (1)
The coalition’s statistics
Stats, spats and spads (1)
Bagehot
Gangland Britain
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■International
China’s foreign ports
The new masters and commanders (6)

■Business
Luxury goods in China
Beyond bling (5)
Luxury in the Arab world
Would Sir like his goat wrapped? (5)
Patent reform
Obama goes troll-hunting (6)
Semiconductor makers
Bend me, shape me
Zambeef
A rare meat success in Africa
Airlines in Africa
Not quite ready for take-off (3)
Russian retailing
A Magnit for investors
Deluded bosses
Who’s behind me? (1)
Schumpeter
Too much of a good thing (5)

■Finance and economics
Europe’s banking union
Till default do us part (1)
The European Central Bank’s deterrent
Bench press (2)
EU-Chinese trade
Outlook: cloudy (16)
Buttonwood
Out of favour
Advertising hedge funds
Bull marketing (1)
Hank Greenberg
The people v Hank (1)
America’s non-banks
The anointed (1)
Free exchange
Shocks and ores (2)

■Science and technology
Cancer therapy
Checkpoint Charlie (8)
Palaeontology
A heroic find (1)
Academic publishing
Peer to peer (3)
Planetary science
Lost and found

■Books and arts
Contemporary art
The artistic solution
Modern America
So many troubles
The world in 1913
The year before the sky fell in (13)
Hedge funds
Full of hot air
Lord Sainsbury on government
Sensible chap (2)
Somalia’s Shabab
The struggle for the Horn of Africa

■Obituary
Andrew Greeley (3)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
The Economist commodity-price index
The Economist poll of forecasters, June averages
Markets