■The world this week
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Business this week
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Crime
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Reform in Cuba
Set the farmers and shopkeepers free
Youth unemployment in Europe
Guaranteed to fail (8)
Afghanistan after 2014
Why zero is not an option (16)
Sport
Testing times (7)

■Letters
Letters
On Amartya Sen, defence spending, Britain, Egypt, immigration, France, GDP, sailing (3)

■Briefing
Falling crime
Where have all the burglars gone? (7)
Predictive policing
Don’t even think about it (2)

■United States
Internship
Race and crime
Trayvon’s legacy (131)
The Whitey Bulger trial
Blast from the past (2)
Walmart in Washington, DC
Welcome to the capital (5)
Homebrewing
Hops and change (2)
Demography
Broke in the ’burbs (2)
Lexington
Lessons from the desert (2)

■The Americas
Cuba’s economy
Money starts to talk (4)
Religion in Brazil
Earthly concerns
Crime in Mexico
Zeta zeroed (6)

■Asia
Elections in Japan
Man with plan
Security in Afghanistan
Holding their ground (2)
Solomon Islands
Aussie rules (3)
Bangladeshi politics
Jamaat tomorrow (6)
Lighting rural India
Out of the gloom (4)

■China
Nuclear activism
Limiting the fallout
Economic growth
Missing the mat (3)
At the box office
My generation (4)

■Middle East and Africa
African money transfers
Let them remit (1)
Togo’s election
A tale of two families
Egypt after the coup
The struggle to restore calm (6)
Syria’s Islamist fighters
Competition among Islamists (3)
Gays in Lebanon
They’re not ill

■Europe
The Italian government
Shirtsleeve time (2)
Greece, Portugal and the euro
In the dumps (8)
Spain’s prime minister
Rajoy there! (4)
The Navalny case
Guilty as charged (45)
Charlemagne
Reaching for the clouds (1)

■Britain
How to run a city
The wrong trousers (2)
Expanding London’s airports
Go west (6)
The changing property market
Rented castles (3)
Britain’s nuclear arsenal
There is no alternative (4)
Pubs
Bar-room brawl
Open data
Mining Leviathan
Class on stage
Charlie and the aspiration factory
Bagehot
Let a thousand flowers bloom
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■International
Technology and deaf people
Listen up (21)
Copyright and blind-friendly books
Between the lines (1)
Paying lawmakers
Rewarding work

■Business
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The attack of the MOOCs (8)
Executive MBA ranking
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GlaxoSmithKline in China
Bitter pill (1)
Renewable energy in Spain
The cost del sol (16)
Canadian retailing
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Internet access
Congestion on the line (4)
TV everywhere
The travel channels (2)
Schumpeter
Crazy diamonds (2)

■Finance and economics
American banks
The triumph of low expectations
The trial of Fabrice Tourre
Not so fabulous (4)
Labour markets
Glad to be grey (1)
Buttonwood
Rateable value (2)
The long arm of American justice
GloboCop (2)
The Sinodependency index
Declaration of Chindependence
The IT cloud
Silver linings (1)
Free exchange
Bandwagon behaviour (2)

■Science and technology
The origins of war
Old soldiers? (5)
Marine ecology
Welcome to the plastisphere (2)
Climate science
Sensitive information (28)
Doping in sport
Athlete’s dilemma (15)

■Books and arts
Art about climate change
Chilling (4)
A memoir of winemaking
In the drink
Germany and the euro
The Merkel method (2)
Russia’s American empire
How the east was lost (7)
New film: “Fruitvale Station”
An American tragedy (1)
New fiction
Comfort food

■Obituary
Nadia Popova (19)

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