■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
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■Leaders
Emerging economies
The Great Deceleration (61)
America’s public finances
The Unsteady States of America (123)
Zimbabwe’s election
Don’t let the crocodile cheat again (7)
Japan’s election
Licence to grow
Demography and monarchy
Very long till you reign over us (18)

■Letters
Letters
On Trayvon Martin, the Arab spring, Britain, teaching, forestry, Google, retail, the moon

■Briefing
Emerging economies
When giants slow down (5)

■United States
Detroit’s bankruptcy
Can Motown be mended? (7)
The other Detroit
Buy to the sound of gunfire
Retirement benefits
Who pays the bill? (11)
Zoning laws
Biking and hiking, but no parking (3)
Obama and the middle class
Better off with Barack? (7)
Digital dating
Young, single and nearby (7)
Lexington
What if Mitt Romney had won? (122)
Internship

■The Americas
Obesity in Latin America
Battle of the bulge (10)
Argentina and YPF
Flogging a Dead Cow (2)
Politics in Colombia
Peace and brotherly love (2)

■Asia
Japan’s upper-house election
Redemption (11)
Australia’s boat people
The PNG solution (2)
Buddhism v Islam in Asia
Fears of a new religious strife (4)
Hydropower in Tajikistan
Folie de grandeur

■China
The search for civic virtues
The unkindness of strangers (2)
The rule of law
Bizarrely consistent (1)
Architectural bombast

■Middle East and Africa
Zimbabwe’s vote
Poll dancing
Yemen’s interior
A reluctant refuge for al-Qaeda
South Sudan’s government
Going for the nuclear option
Egypt’s crisis
The generals strengthen their hand (2)
Iraqi violence
The nightmare returns
Syria’s war
The new normal (6)
The peace process
Tailwind for doves

■Europe
Poland’s government
The seven-year itch (25)
Riots in France
Trouble in Trappes (22)
Russian politics
The Navalny power game
Religion in Turkey
Erasing the Christian past (32)
Charlemagne
Sire, there are no Belgians (3)

■Britain
Eating habits
The British at table (1)
Newspapers
A decent proposal (2)
Pride and prejudice (1)
Britain’s recovery
Hold your breath
Falling fires
No hot ashes
Blocking porn
Default Cameron (3)
Homelessness in London
The spike
The port of Liverpool
Lock and quay
Britain and the EU
Channel vision (3)
Bagehot
A passage to Mayfair (1)
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■International
GPS jamming
Out of sight (1)
Female genital mutilation
Still bleeding (3)
The revival of Latin
Resurrexit vere (5)

■Business
Tech firms and their founders
Monarchs versus managers
TSMC
A fab success (1)
Australia’s gas explorers (I)
The next Qatar?
Australia’s gas explorers (II)
Beach in the outback
Italian fashion
French invasion (1)
Company taxes
Minimise this
The college-athletics business
Basket cases
Schumpeter
Thinking twice about price
Correction: Spanish energy

■Finance and economics
Commerzbank
Das slog
Buttonwood
Holiday hassles (1)
Interest rates in China
A small step forward (1)
Globally systemic insurers
Premium members
Interchange fees
Card sharps
The Karachi Stock Exchange
Inefficient frontier
Free exchange
Penury portrait

■Science and technology
Mass extinctions
Small but deadly
What is truth?
A la recherche du temps inconnu (3)
Mostly harmless
Robot plants
Putting down roots
Sleep and the phases of the Moon
Lunacy?

■Books and arts
Franz Kafka
Nervous brilliance
The Korean war
The best doggone army (4)
John Kennedy’s final days
When America wept
New American fiction
Those sad young literary men
The life of Jesus
No angel (6)
New British fiction
Hard-boiled
Correction

■Obituary
Lo Hsing Han (3)

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