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China’s cash crunch
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E-ducation (23)
Justice and the armed forces in Pakistan
The general in the dock (1)
Climate-change policy in America, Europe and China
Tepid, timid (7)
European Union enlargement
Keeping up with the Croats (3)

■Letters
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■Briefing
Education technology
Catching on at last (16)

■United States
Gay marriage
Windsor’s knot (7)
The Supreme Court
Equality, debated (9)
Abortion
Ms Davis goes to Austin (3)
Immigration
A big wall of money (3)
Agriculture
Stuffed (1)
Greetings cards
The American way of death (4)
Climate change
While Congress sleeps (2)
Lexington
Above the fray, but part of it (6)
Correction

■The Americas
Brazil’s protests
The cries are answered (16)
Economic reform in Cuba
A private affair
Sexism in Canada’s Mounties
The wild frontier (4)

■Asia
Australian politics
We need to talk about Kevin?again (20)
Mongolia’s presidential election
Elbegdorj scrapes home (2)
Protest in India
The little man (3)
Floods in India
High and wet (1)
South-East Asia’s smog
Unspontaneous combustion (5)
Banyan
So near, and yet… (3)

■China
Financial reforms
Re-education through Shibor (5)
Political balancing
Mixed messages (3)
Economic decision-makers
Take a bow

■Middle East and Africa
The African National Congress
A sad and sorry decline (5)
Zimbabwe’s coming election
The spirit of wrath is upon us (7)
Libya’s opposition
Where green refuses to fade
Islam’s old schism
Sunnis v Shias, here and there (6)
Qatar’s new emir
A hard act to follow (2)
Crisis in Egypt
More worrying than ever (1)

■Europe
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Turkey’s protests
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Portugal and the euro
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Albania’s election
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Charlemagne
Europe’s new frontier (8)

■Britain
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The spending review
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Legal aid
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BBC Worldwide
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Reviving a troubled town
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Bagehot
The little party behind the throne (3)
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■International
Secrecy
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Prosperity and protest
Cry freedom

■Business
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In a hole (1)
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Housebuilders in America
Through the roof again?
The empire of Eike Batista
Eike’s breaky heart (1)
The higher-education business
Honours without profits?
Hospital operators and Obamacare
Prescription for change
German business and English
No Denglisch (5)
Schumpeter
Spooked by shale (9)

■Finance and economics
India’s economy
Start me up (3)
Buttonwood
Cut off by their sugar daddy (1)
Mexico’s financial markets
Rolling with the punches
Banks and interest rates
Administer with care
Mediobanca
A little less tangled
Defining financial bigotry
Disparate times
Free exchange
Levying the land (1)

■Science and technology
Driverless automobiles
The car that parks itself (2)
Stopping asteroid strikes
Defenders of the Earth (1)
Cancer and the microbiome
A punch in the gut
Art and the animal kingdom
Of mice and Manet (12)

■Books and arts
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Beyond bootstraps (2)
Cyber-warfare
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A sketch, not a portrait (1)
Solitude
Sweet spot (2)
Latin verse
In praise of poetry
The art of Meschac Gaba
Making space
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■Obituary
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