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■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week
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■Leaders
American politics
An insurgent in the White House (658)
Universal basic incomes
Bonfire of the subsidies (8)
Emerging markets
Turkeys and blockbusters
Augmented reality
Say AR (7)
Youth and democracy
Vote early, vote often (50)

■Letters
Letters to the editor
On lifetime learning, France, failed states, Scotland, Donald Trump

■Briefing
Donald Trump’s foreign policy
America first and last (17)
Will it work?
Beware the indirect effects (9)
How America’s allies see it
The world, watching (6)

■United States
The Supreme Court
Gorsuch test (4)
Checks and balances
A crumbling fortress (29)
Trade with Mexico
Playing chicken (3)
The economics of immigration
Man and machine (6)
Working and race
Colouring in (58)
The murder rate
Spiking (8)
Lexington
Strength in numbers (25)

■The Americas
Argentina and Brazil
The Mauricio and Michel show (6)
Technology in Cuba
Real virtuality
Terrorism in Quebec City
A not-so-lone wolf (73)
Bello
Rage against the bribes department (3)

■Asia
Uttar Pradesh goes to the polls
A state of shocks (3)
Police corruption in the Philippines
The usual suspects (7)
An assassination in Myanmar
Death of an advocate (1)
How North Korea depicts the South
Blurred derision (4)
Gambling in Japan
In a spin (3)
Citizenship in New Zealand
Exceptional (4)
Banyan
Sun, sand, sentinels (3)

■China
Local government
Call the mayor!
Hong Kong
Trembling tycoons (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Trade restrictions
African Queen (1)
Street vendors in Africa
An unfree trade
Foreign currency in Nigeria
No dollars today (5)
Jordan
Not much might in the Hashemites (8)
Iraq
Mosul after Islamic State (15)

■Europe
Scandal in France’s presidential race
A wide open contest (88)
Ukraine’s intermittent war
Probing attack (252)
Migrant entrepreneurs
Startup-Kultur (6)
Russian history online
Networking revolution (4)
Business in authoritarian Turkey
Tigers in the snow (8)
Charlemagne
Silent partner (11)

■Britain
Negotiating post-Brexit deals
Trading places (18)
Euroscepticism and Trumpism
Mr Brexit’s homecoming (5)
The economy
Shop, then drop Britain Only (36)
Tourism
Vote leave Britain Only (1)
Alternative religions
The joy of sects Britain Only (1)
International development
Sweet charity Britain Only (1)
Rural architecture
From pigsties to prime locations Britain Only (9)
Bagehot
A dispatch from 2030 (8)
Correction: Running on empty
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■International
Young people and democracy
Not turning out (3)

■Business
Snapchat’s future
Snap to it (13)
ExxonMobil
Upstream with half a paddle (3)
Pet health care
Furry profitable
Logistics firms
Boxed in (2)
Consumer electronics
Screen shocker (2)
Food technology
Plant and two veg (1)
Smartphones in China
Upstarts on top (6)
Schumpeter
Silicon Valiant (59)

■Finance and economics
Emerging markets
Pop-up markets (4)
The Indian economy
Rupees for nothing (1)
Buttonwood
A taxing problem (1)
Trade deals
Trying For Anything (1)
The Ethiopia Commodity Exchange
High-tech, low impact (2)
Asset management
Ctrl alt-beta (1)
Custodian services
Quis custodiet? (2)
Free exchange
Better than a wall (4)

■Science and technology
Augmented reality
Better than real (3)

■Books and arts
India
Conviction politicians (5)
Johnson
The giant shoulders of English (13)
Statistics
Nullius in verba (8)
The law in America
Whose rules, whose law (11)

■Obituary
J.S.G. Boggs
His money or his art? (10)

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■Leaders
The multinational company
In retreat (46)
Venezuela
It’s a mad, mad, mad, Maduro world (4)
America’s trade with China
Jaw, jaw (2)
Private schools in poor countries
Tablets of learning (5)
Family life in Russia
Empowering the vilest malefactors (4)

■Letters
On assisted suicide, John Calvin, languages, calendars, the Normans
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Multinationals
The retreat of the global company (1)

■United States
Donald Trump in office
Trust me, I’m the president (24)
Abortion policy
Gag reflex (2)
Pipelines
On a war footing (2)
Replacing Obamacare
High risk by name (2)
Subsidising professional sports
If you fund it, they may come
Schools
Teaching economics (1)
Colleges and inequality
Skipping class
Lexington
The Herbal Tea Party (10)

■The Americas
Venezuela
Maduro’s dance of disaster (2)
Bello
Death of a justice
Mexico and the United States
Pistols drawn
Sport in Argentina
Football for nobody

■Asia
The South China Sea
Own shoal (4)
Politics in Malaysia
Regal trouble
Censorship in South Korea
The new black
Indigenous Australians
Ministering to his own (1)
The race for governor in Jakarta
Demolition in progress (1)
Banyan
Goring the law

■China
Mental illness
Ending the shame
Lunar new year
Rooster boosters

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s peace talks
Time for someone else to have a go (2)
Arab politics
Who can unblock Morocco?
Israel
Unsettled (91)
Gambia
No Jammeh tomorrow
Air travel
Nigeria makes its capital a no-fly zone
Inheritance in Zimbabwe
Why widows get evicted

■Europe
Germany’s Social Democrats
A slim chance of being chancellor (31)
The Koblenz “counter-summit”
We are the alt-world (2)
Italian politics
Matteo Renzi’s rush to elections (1)
France’s presidential election
In the pink (3)
Wife-beating in Russia
Putin’s family values (62)
Charlemagne
Please Mr Erdogan (4)

■Britain
Local government
Running on empty (1)
Brexit and Article 50
Supreme judgment (34)
Sinn Fein
A new sort of leader Britain Only (6)
Industrial strategy
Less is more Britain Only (34)
Teaching clever children
Russian lessons Britain Only (1)
Business after Brexit
Leave or Remain? Britain Only (5)
A property boom in the Shetland Islands
Heading north Britain Only
Bagehot
A difficult hole (187)
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■International
Muslim head coverings
What not to wear (3)
Headscarves in Turkey
Under cover

■Business
Bridge International Academies
Assembly line
Formula One
Bye-bye, Bernie (5)
Political dating websites
Making America date again
Qualcomm
Until the patents squeak (1)
Food retailing
The big McCustomisation
How to build a nuclear-power plant
Nuclear options
Schumpeter
Overnight sensation (1)

■Finance and economics
Sino-American trade
Rules of engagement
The trade-war scenario
Apocalypse now
Dublin as a financial centre
Emerald aisles (2)
Buttonwood
Letting go (1)
Student loans
Grading education (2)
Aid and migrant labour
Ticket to pride
Chinese economic data
Potemkin province
Reinsurance
Daddy long tail (1)
Free exchange
Mad maximum

■Science and technology
Physics
Small is still beautiful (1)
The academy and the marketplace
Mathematical transformations
Vehicle engine management
Intelligence test
Regenerative medicine
A tissue of truths (12)

■Books and arts
The roots of modern resentment
Enlightenment and its discontents
Istanbul
Where the past is not dead
New fiction
A man in full
Politics and sentiment
Utopia of reason (2)
Sundance
An inconvenient moment

■Obituary
Arthur Manuel
Unsettling

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■The world this week
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■Leaders
A Trump White House
The 45th president (277)
African politics
A dismal dynast (2)
Britain and the European Union
A hard road (8)
Regulating car emissions
Road outrage (3)
The legacy of gendercide
Too many single men (5)

■Letters
Letters to the Editor
On Theresa May, the split infinitive, Disney, missiles, tax, steel, India's demonetisation, Flashman

■Briefing
The Trump administration
A helluva handover (3)
Peter Navarro
Free-trader turned game-changer (1)

■United States
Emboldened states
California steaming (10)
Women’s rights
March nemesis (6)
Asian-American voters
Bull in a China shop (12)
Chelsea Manning
The long commute (12)
Lexington
History lessons (3)

■The Americas
El Salvador
Unhappy anniversary
Argentina
Tango in trouble (1)
Cuban migrants
Special no more (65)

■Asia
Chinese influence in South-East Asia
The giant’s client (3)
Education in Thailand
Not rocket science
Street vendors in Mumbai
Stabbed in the snack (1)
Politics in Australia
Going for gold (2)
Pakistan’s economy
Roads to nowhere (23)

■China
China and the world
The new Davos man (6)
The navy
Deep blue ambition (2)
Banyan
Dangling forbidden pleasures (3)

■Middle East and Africa
The African Union
Ex factor (2)
Farming in Ethiopia and Kenya
Qatnip (2)
Default in paradise
Boats and a scandal
Bahrain
An unhappy isle (1)
Terrorism in Tunisia
Jihadis come home

■Europe
Turkey’s all-powerful president
Iron constitution (17)
Emigration in eastern Europe
The old countries (7)
The European Parliament
A shift to the right (1)
Reform in Russia
Listen, liberal (1)
Russian propaganda
Putin’s prevaricating puppets (2)
Charlemagne
Looking hairy (4)

■Britain
Brexit
Doing it the hard way (198)
Trade with America
The art of the deal (7)
Northern Ireland
Polls apart Britain Only (2)
The National Health Service
Don’t carry on, doctor Britain Only (2)
Museums
Changing the guard Britain Only (1)
Regeneration through culture
Larkin around Britain Only (1)
Ill-gotten gains
Scrounging for coppers Britain Only
Bagehot
Let the work permits flow (15)
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■International
Sex selection
Boy trouble (1)
Prizing girls
Like father, like daughter (1)

■Business
Cigarette companies
Plucky strike (15)
Fiat Chrysler
Gas puzzlers
Samsung
Heir of disapproval
French and Italian firms
Into the frame (15)
Rolls-Royce
Weathering the storm (3)
Information technology
Reboot
Tata Sons
Chandra’s challenge
Schumpeter
Six sects of shareholder value (27)

■Finance and economics
Italy’s bank rescue
Saving Siena
Finance in Cyprus
Bank from the brink
Ukraine’s economy
The other war (51)
Buttonwood
Zombies ate our growth (3)
Indonesian capital flows
Heavy baggage
American financial regulation
Not with a bang (1)
Brexit and financial regulation
Lost passports (1)
Inequality
A minivan of Mammon (3)
Free exchange
Tariff-eyeing policy (6)

■Science and technology
Modelling brains
Does not compute (9)
Panda genetics
Hey, dude. Give me six! (5)
Solar physics and palaeontology
Set in stone (1)
Submarine warfare
Torpedo junction
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
America’s secret war
They just kept coming (1)
19th-century French literary history
When Emile Zola fled Paris (1)
The joys of smoking
Naughty, but nice (1)
The AIDS crisis in America
Chronicles of death foretold (1)
The Elbphilharmonie
Worth the wait, and the cost (5)
Johnson
One country, two systems (21)

■Obituary
Clare Hollingworth
Sniffing the breezes (3)

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■Leaders
Technology and education
Lifelong learning (94)
Trump and the intelligence agencies
Speaking post-truth to power (231)
Trump and Mexico
Handling a bully (34)
Renewable energy
A greener grid
Proliferating parties
Splitters (1)

■Letters
Letters to the editor
On liberalism, Brexit, Asian banks, Syria, the European Union, data, economists

■Briefing
Manufacturing
They don’t make ’em like that any more (2)

■United States
Donald Trump and his critics
Where there’s brass (26)
Intelligence agencies and the presidency
Burn before reading (7)
Conflicts of interest
Two out of four (4)
Shakers
Not too shaken
Jeff Sessions
Past and prologue (10)
National parks
An Ear-full (1)
Lexington
How to use superpowers (8)

■The Americas
Mexico and the United States
Bracing for impact (14)
Transport in Toronto
Laggard on the lake (3)

■Asia
Indian politics
Non-stick PM (4)
Royal politics in Thailand
Return to sender (18)
South Korea and Japan
Future tense (2)
Anti-Chinese protests
Deep water (2)
Banyan
Still just saying no (1)

■China
Railways
The lure of speed (1)
Infrastructure
Hunting white elephants (1)
Public opinion
Once upon a crime

■Middle East and Africa
Startups in the Arab world
Set them free (3)
The death of Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
The ayatollah’s long shadow (1)
Botswana
Between rocks and hard places (34)
Ivory Coast
Mutiny for a bounty (3)
Congo
The sound of politics (1)

■Europe
The French left
Battling for survival (5)
The European Parliament
Opposites attract (2)
Italy’s populists
Five Star mystery (1)
The Yugoslavia and Kosovo tribunals
Better than nothing (1)
Political fragmentation
Going to bits (1)
Charlemagne
The cruel sea (25)

■Britain
Northern Ireland
Into the unknown (6)
European migrants and business
Labour pains (6)
Cricket and Brexit
Beyond the boundary Britain Only
Mental health
Out of the shadows Britain Only
University reform
An academic dispute Britain Only (1)
Devolution to Wales
Making hungry where they satisfy Britain Only (1)
Assisted suicide
A matter of life or death Britain Only (3)
Bagehot
Staying airborne (2)
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■International
The Guantánamo conundrum
A legal quagmire that still stinks
A military trial
Through a glass, silently

■Special report: Lifelong education
Learning and earning
Lifelong learning is becoming an economic imperative(1)
Cognition switch
What employers can do to encourage their workers to retrain(2)
Old dogs, new tricks
How older employees perform in the workplace(1)
The return of the MOOC
Established education providers v new contenders(4)
Pathway dependency
Turning qualifications into jobs
The elephant in the truck
Retraining low-skilled workers

■Business
Formula One
Nifty manoeuvres (1)
Intellectual property
Blockchain of command
Uber for kids
Baby, you can drive in my car
Iron ore in Guinea
A pig of a project
Advanced manufacturing
The new manufacturing footprint (9)
Schumpeter
They’ve lost that loving feeling (1)

■Finance and economics
Inflation
A welcome revival (16)
Buttonwood
Franc discussions (2)
Emerging markets
Back from the frontier (2)
Supply-chain finance
Every little helps (1)
The Big Mac index
The all-meaty dollar (1)
Fintech in Singapore
Out of the box (1)
Japanese tuna
Bluefinger (1)
China’s currency
Squeezed to life (6)
Chinese tax
Making China great again (1)
Free exchange
Get off of my cloud (5)
Awards

■Science and technology
Power transmission
Rise of the supergrid (6)
Astronomy
De Nova Stella
Medical diagnostics
String-driven thing (14)
Underwater drones
One that didn’t get away
The evolution of the menopause
A whale of a tale

■Books and arts
A walk across Washington
District line (1)
Spying in America
The Snowden operation (2)

■Obituary
Akbar Hashemi Rafsanjani
Shark of Persia

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■Leaders
British politics
Theresa Maybe (57)
Japan’s economy
The second divine wind
Trumponomics
Men of steel, houses of cards (9)
Fixing failed states
First peace, then law
Conversational computing
Now we’re talking (28)

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Letters to the editor
On China, drugs, management, elections, nuclear power, Japan, the elderly, economists

■Briefing
Theresa May
Steering the course (13)

■United States
Inequality
Fat tails (2)
Congressional ethics
Old bog, new tricks (2)
Recruiting police officers
The force is weak (9)
Gun laws
Still standing (15)
Charleston’s new museum
Cobblestones and bones
Markets for tickets
Battling bots (2)
Lexington
Learning to love Trumpism (19)

■The Americas
Brazil’s prisons
Horror in the jungle
Bolivia
For Evo, for ever

■Asia
Demography in Japan
A negative-sum game (6)
Japan’s elderly workers
Silver lining (2)
Alcohol in Indonesia
Dry talk (1)
New Zealand’s national parks
Lord of the ker-chings (1)
Banyan
Selling Malaysians down the river (10)

■China
The party congress
Selection year (2)
Literature
There is flattery in friendship (3)

■Middle East and Africa
South Africa’s schools
Bottom of the class (28)
Astronomers v sheep farmers in South Africa
Stars and baas
Decriminalising Zimbabwe’s sex trade
Less stigma, more competition (1)
Iraq’s long war
A goody and Abadi (1)
America and Israel
Unsettled (2)
Israel’s divisions
Uniform justice (86)

■Europe
Terror in Turkey
From celebration to carnage (5)
America’s new Russia sanctions
Feint praise (30)
Motorway charges
Another European crisis (1)
Spain and Catalonia
Catalexit? (256)
Charlemagne
Nailed it

■Britain
Crime
How low can it go? (2)
Brexit preparations
Rogers and out (43)
International development
A stingy new year (1)
Bagehot
Pierogi and the British genius (21)
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■International
Fixing fragile nations
Conquering chaos

■Technology Quarterly
Finding a voice
What language technology can and can’t do
I hear you
Speech recognition
Hasta la vista, robot voice
Speech synthesis
Beyond Babel
The limits of computer translations
What are you talking about?
The meaning of speech still eludes machines
Where humans still beat computers
Brain scan: Terry Winograd
For my next trick
Coming to grips with voice technology

■Business
Nestlé
A life less sweet (15)
Toshiba
Losing count
Donald Trump and business
Wheel spin (2)
Schumpeter
The fat-cow years

■Finance and economics
Indian economics
Many rupee returns (9)
Impact investing
Coming of age (1)
Bank capital
Polishing the floor
Buttonwood
The third regime
Sub-national currencies
Local difficulties (11)
Futures and options trading
Out of the pits
Anthony Atkinson
For poorer, for richer
Insuring talent
Death Star
Free exchange
The fallacy of the fallback (13)

■Science and technology
Medicine and computing
The shoulders of gAInts (1)
Olfactory medicine
Whiff of danger
Atmospheric physics
The storm before the calm (10)
Palaeontology
Cracking a puzzle (1)
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
Britain and the European Union
Why Brexit won (3)
Johnson
Word of the year
Chinese economics
Western takeaway
Fiction
Crazy city
Architecture
Pile ‘em in style

■Obituary
Vera Rubin
Dark star (14)

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The world this year (3)
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■Leaders
Liberalism’s future
The year of living dangerously (377)
Developing-country migration
The hypocrites’ club (18)
Internet security
Breaching-point (4)
The Chinese economy
Smooth sailing, until it’s not (5)
The state of states
Our country of the year (37)

■Letters
On populism, flags, corporation tax, freedom of press, ketchup, super-consumers
Letters to the editor (1)

■United States
Disney’s Utopia on the I-4
Yesterdayland (10)
Theme parks and technology
Tomorrowland (4)
Politics in North Carolina
Ungovernable (29)
Lexington
Winning by breaking (50)

■The Americas
Marijuana in Mexico
Northern lights (4)
Argentina’s economy
No growth, no votes (3)
Paraguay’s waterways
Ply me a river (1)

■Asia
Conflict in Myanmar
The Lady fails to speak out (2)
Banyan
The politics of taking offence (1)

■China
China and America
Warning shot (17)
History
The mother of invention (9)

■Middle East and Africa
The Democratic Republic of Congo
There will be trouble (4)
“Jungle justice”
Trial by fire (9)
Donald Trump and Israel
An American embassy in Jerusalem? (42)
Silencing dissent in Syria
Assad’s torture dungeons (14)

■Europe
Attack in Berlin
The spectre of terror (224)
Terrorism in Ankara
Overspill from Syria (187)
Christine Lagarde
Grace under pressure (11)
Polish politics
Winter of discontent (47)
Charlemagne
A warning from the past (7)

■Britain
Britain and Europe
Six months on (17)
The Christmas strikes
Planes, trains and political deals (1)
Jailhouse rocked
A prison riot
Bagehot
The parable of Spoon’s (3)
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■International
Poor-world migration
The beautiful south (4)
Local heroes
Where Malians move

■Christmas Specials
Our tower
25 St James’s Street (5)
Reindeer
Talo on the range (1)
Vienna
City of the century (4)
Domesday economics
Brentry (4)
Prison tattoos
Crime, ink (1)
Postcard from Dandong
Bright lights, big pity
Barack Obama
The agony of hope (181)
IPA
Beer of the world (1)
Cambridge economists
Exams and expectations (3)
Mario
It’s-a me! (2)
Flashman
The cad as correspondent (1)
Adult colouring books
Supercolour factual pictures, stress-free artful process
Crossword
Clothespegs
Mankind in miniature
Foreign fighters
Somebody else’s war (2)
Sequoias
On a giant’s shoulders (1)
Gay bars
Lights out (4)
Laboratory mice
Animal factory (2)
Silence
The rest is...

■Business
Indian business
The digit era (6)
Work in Japan
White-collar blues (1)
Tisn’t the season
The Christmas spending bump flattens
Retailing
Following the fashion (1)
Schumpeter
Capitalism and democracy (31)

■Finance and economics
Japanese banks
Low and lower
Buttonwood
Seeing through a glass darkly (3)
2016 in charts
The year of Brexit and Trump
Free exchange
A cooler head

■Science and technology
Driverless cars
Eyes on the road (1)
Particle accelerators
Open, Sesame (4)
Neuroscience
Grey mater (32)

■Books and arts
Astronomy
A secret history
Cheese, glorious cheese
Many incarnations (3)
Rasputin’s assassination
Foul play (1)
Tehran’s Museum of Contemporary Art
Treasure chest

■Obituary
The Whitechapel Bell Foundry
A curfew tolls...

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War in Syria
The fall of Aleppo (185)
Big data and government
China’s digital dictatorship (84)
South Korean politics
Decide and rule (4)
The Federal Reserve
Janet’s job (2)
The trial of Geert Wilders
In defence of hate speech (7)

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On oil taxes, China, the rupee, renewables, refugees, trees, science, economists (1)

■Briefing
China’s social-credit system
Creating a digital totalitarian state (2)

■United States
Russian interference
The plot against America (70)
Interference past
Substandard subversion (4)
The next secretary of state
Oily diplomacy (12)
Tiny colleges
Small wonders (4)
Environmental policy
Fetch the chainsaws (3)
The trial of Dylann Roof
Mother courage (8)
Lexington
The Obama way of war (9)

■The Americas
Canada’s climate deal
Walking the walk (2)
Bello
Viva la ignorancia! (31)

■Asia
Democracy in India
The do-nothing Lok Sabha (3)
Taiwanese politics
From riches to rags (1)
The economy of Turkmenistan
A stan, a plan, a cabal (1)
Race relations in Singapore
With reservations
Rodrigo Duterte
A liar or a killer (7)
Banyan
The daughter in the Blue House (1)

■China
The one-China policy
Caught in the middle (13)
Hong Kong’s leadership
Any colour, as long as it’s red (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria
Last rites for Aleppo (175)
Israel’s settlers
The Amona remainers (3)
Mayhem in Egypt
Murder in the cathedral (10)
Saudi Arabia’s calendar
The prince’s time machine (1)
Gambia and Ghana
You say goodbye and I say hello (2)

■Europe
Terror in Turkey
Semtex pretext (16)
A landslide election in Romania
Conviction politics (24)
Italy’s new prime minister
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