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■The world this week
Politics this week (3)
Business this week
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■Leaders
Liberalism after Brexit
The politics of anger (155)
Brexit’s fallout
Adrift (230)
The attack on Ataturk airport
Turkey’s agony (16)
Diamonds
Shine on (2)
Cities
The right kind of sprawl (2)

■Letters
On Brexit
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Brexit
An aggravating absence (6)
The negotiations
Article 50 ways to leave your lover (3)
The economic fallout
Managing chaos (1)

■United States
Voters in the industrial Midwest
Rustproofing (8)
The Supreme Court
Two left feats (3)
Puerto Rico
Exodus postponed (5)
Crime and punishment
Billy the kid
Lexington
More than a hobby (2)

■The Americas
Brazilian trade
Of legumes and liberalisation (2)
Colombia’s war
Unpopular is the peacemaker (1)
Argentina
Erasing the Kirchner cult
Bello
Those spendthrift Latins (13)

■Asia
Central Asia
Stans undelivered
China and Taiwan
Great stonewall (5)
Politics in Japan
Master plan
Indonesia and the South China Sea
Annoyed in Natuna
Indian social media
A pulpit for bullies (4)
Banyan
The forest and the trees

■China
Foreign policy
Our bulldozers, our rules (8)

■Middle East and Africa
African entrepreneurs
Opportunities galore (1)
Shopping in South Africa
Buying on credit is so nice (22)
Medical drones in Africa
Help from above
Israel and Turkey
Let’s try again
The economics of Ramadan
Less work and more pray... (3)
Beer in the Arab world
Of brewers and bureaucrats

■Europe
A terrorist attack on Istanbul’s airport
Soft target (11)
NATO’s summit
Trip-wire deterrence (8)
Spain’s election
Revolution cancelled (2)
Ireland post-Brexit
Put asunder (42)
Repression in Russia
Prelude to a purge (3)
Charlemagne
And shut the door behind you (6)

■Britain
Post-Brexit politics
Shifting sands (72)
The United Kingdom
Fragmentation nation (13)
Brexit, business and the economy
Sifting through the wreckage
Cornwall and Europe
I owe EU (17)
Bagehot
Brexitland versus Londonia (23)
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■International
Urban sprawl
Bourgeois shanty towns (1)

■Business
Europe v America
From clout to rout (16)
The diamond industry
In the rough
Web browsers
Window dressing (8)
Terms of use
Ticking all the boxes
Chinese consumers
From noodles to poodles (1)
Schumpeter
Squeezing the tube (3)

■Finance and economics
Brexit and the City of London
From folly to fragmentation (1)
Buttonwood
Awaiting the data
Contrarian investing
Prophets and profiteers
Reviving South Korea’s economy
Faltering flagship
Tax avoidance
Grand dodgy (2)
The AIIB
The infrastructure of power (3)
Free exchange
The consensus crumbles

■Science and technology
Planetary science
By Jove! (4)
Energy storage
Sisyphus’s train set (3)
Geolocation
Addressing the world (1)
Card games and psychology
Telling it like it is
An ancient wing
Palaeontology

■Books and arts
A tale of technology
Highs and lows (2)
Football
The time of their lives (1)
Musical biography
Piano man
A memoir of Libya
O mio babbino caro
Johnson
Passive panic (2)

■Obituary
Obituary: Amjad Sabri
Hate and love (15)

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■Leaders
Artificial intelligence
March of the machines (65)
Britain and the EU
A tragic split Britain Only (110)
Guns in America
Control, alt, delete (19)
Executive pay
Cheques need balances
America and Iran
Sanctions busting (2)
The Niger Delta Avengers
Danegeld in the Delta (9)

■Letters
On free speech, central banks, Israel, teaching, potholes, cheese
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Executive pay
Neither rigged nor fair (5)

■United States
Minimum wages
Maximin (3)
The Trump campaign
Poor Donald (11)
After Orlando
Of docs and Glocks (2)
Oakland’s police
Too many chiefs
The Fourth Amendment
Amended (2)
Catholic hospitals
Gloria in expansion (2)
Suing the Church
Bully pulpit (9)
Lexington
Cory Booker (1)

■The Americas
North American summitry
Three amigos and two spectres (1)
Bello
Peace, at last, in Colombia (31)
Brazil’s Olympics
Calamity Janeiro (1)
Canada
Last rights

■Asia
Australia’s election
Shortening the odds (1)
Pakistani cinema
Lights, camera, action men (1)
Law enforcement in Indonesia
Time for Tito
Addiction in India
Pushing poppies in Punjab
Endangered species
No rosewood of such virtue
Japanese-American relations
Rina’s legacy

■China
Propaganda
Who draws the party line? (14)
Grassroots democracy
Unwanted model (2)
Banyan
In Beijing’s bad books

■Middle East and Africa
The nuclear deal with Iran
Teething pains or trouble ahead?
Fighting in Fallujah
Down, but not yet out (16)
Bahrain’s crackdown
Brutal king, cowardly allies (1)
The dogs of Gaza
If you want a friend in this town... (3)
Kenya
Heating up
Nigeria and its militants
Avengers unite! (1)

■Europe
Spain reruns its election
Out, caste (2)
Russia’s Olympic ban
Doping and punishment (3)
The EU’s Russia sanctions
Small carrot, medium stick (19)
Turkey’s embattled liberals
Radiohead and Ramadan (11)
Charlemagne
Commented out (10)

■Britain
Working poverty
When a job is not enough (3)
Britain and the European Union
After the vote, chaos Britain Only (36)
Bagehot
The improbable revolutionaries Britain Only (18)
Born out of his time
Andy Murray and tennis grand slams (1)
Summer exams
Books versus football
Bagehot
Whitehall, Inc. (1)
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■International
Higher education
Flying high (12)

■Special report: Artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence
The return of the machinery question(3)
Technology
From not working to neural networking
The impact on jobs
Automation and anxiety(4)
Education and policy
Re-educating Rita(2)
Ethics
Frankenstein’s paperclips
Conclusion
Answering the machinery question(1)

■Business
Health care
All about the base
Security businesses in Europe
Silver linings (5)
YouTube and copyright
Free and easy listening (1)
3D printing
Print my ride
Elon Musk’s empire
Clouds appear (7)
SoftBank
Short and sweet
Telecoms
Oi boy
Schumpeter
Sleepy giant

■Finance and economics
India’s economy
Two stumbles forward, one back (4)
Buttonwood
The next leap (3)
Mexico’s special economic zones
How the bottom half lives
IEX, unleashed
Speed bumps in the night (1)
Regulating banks
Capital hill (1)
The DAO
Theft is property (3)
German banks
Turn of the screw (3)
Free exchange
A running start

■Science and technology
Passenger drones
Those incredible flying machines (46)
Surveillance
Halting the hate (1)
Social media and sport
What the deuce, Watson?
Climate research
Monsooner or later (1)
Zoology
Flight compass

■Books and arts
Wagner’s “Ring” cycle
Getting into Valhalla (2)
Transgender memoir
Daddy dearest
A memoir of Australia
Ancestral voices
Cricket in Pakistan
Balls of fury
Reading poetry
War of words (1)
Sculpture parks in Britain
Training the eye

■Obituary
Jo Cox
Star turn (61)

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■The world this week
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■Leaders
Britain’s EU referendum
Divided we fall (262)
The Orlando attack
Aftermath of a tragedy (242)
India’s central bank
A second helping of Raghu (11)
South Africa
Cracking the monolith (4)
Female genital mutilation
An agonising choice (24)

■Letters
On Brexit, populism, Donald Trump, women, language
Letters to the editor (5)

■Briefing
Brexit
What if? (4)
In their words (I)
Heard from overseas
The referendum campaign
The Battle of Evermore (8)
In their words (II)
Heard on the trail (2)

■United States
The Orlando shooting
Vigils and vigilantes (41)
Watergate II
The Donald’s dirty linen (20)
Computing boot-camps
Risks and rewards (6)
The manosphere
Balls to all that (36)
College towns
A roaring trade (12)
Scandinavian-Americans
Founding Vikings (9)
Lexington
How others do it (19)

■The Americas
Criminal justice in Mexico
Trials and errors (2)
Bello
The Venezuela test (7)
Gay rights in the Caribbean
Not everyone’s island paradise (2)
Poverty in Latin America
Don’t look down (2)

■Essay
Europe
Between the borders

■Asia
Mass arrests in Bangladesh
Round up the usual suspects (4)
Indian elections
The wrong ink (3)
Politics in Papua New Guinea
University challenge (1)
A spending scandal in Tokyo
Another one bites the dust (3)
Australia’s election
Time of Nick (2)
Banyan
The lost continent (7)

■China
Traffic
The great crawl
Reality television
You’re stir-fried squid (1)
Prize

■Middle East and Africa
South Africa
In need of an opposition (32)
A virtual turf war
The scramble for .africa (3)
Nigeria floats its currency
Free at last (12)
The Muslim Brotherhood
Sibling rivalry (1)
Arabic publishing
Plus de kutub, please (3)

■Europe
Drugs in Europe
Not mind-stretching enough
Nadia Savchenko
The maid of Kiev (6)
Orthodox Christian summit
The autumn of the patriarchs (5)
Migrant-smuggling
Tracking traffickers (2)
The Balkans’ EU dreams
Applications deferred (4)
Charlemagne
The sleep of union (13)

■Britain
Retailers in trouble
High noon on the high street (1)
Trump comes to Britain
Waiting for Donald (4)
The demise of BHS
Green sees red (1)
Bagehot
The Nigel Farage Show (22)
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■International
Female genital cutting
The unkindest cut (1)
Male circumcision
Snip snap (13)

■Business
Technology deals
LinkedUp (55)
The internet
Reweaving the web (2)
Shanghai Disneyland
Lord of the jungle
The Panama Canal
Wider impact (2)
Nuclear power
Keeping on the northern lights (3)
The economics of Broadway
No business like show business
Schumpeter
The imperial CFO (5)

■Finance and economics
Oil supply
Rigonomics (3)
Buttonwood
Feeling low (4)
India’s central bank
A governor with a view (1)
Investment banking
Diving into the mire
International data flows
Priceless (1)
Emerging-market indices
Stocks and stones
Free Exchange
A history of violence (160)

■Science and technology
Software
Engines of creation
Microbes and autism
Gut feelings (30)
Detecting scientific sloppiness
Come again? (9)
Presenting scientific results
Graphic details (2)
Cleaning the environment
It’s the pits

■Books and arts
The Venetian ghetto
Hidden secrets (3)
The Arab unravelling
Tales of spring and winter (3)
The boundaries of science
Circle in a circle (8)
Cambodia
Buried treasure
American fiction
Axemen
Johnson
Double-plus effective (19)

■Obituary
Obituary: Manohar Aich
Raising the temple (4)

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Education
How to make a good teacher (113)
Brexit
Jeremy Corbyn, saboteur (45)
Fund management
Slow-motion revolution (2)
Agricultural technology
Feeding the ten billion (5)
The trade in albino bones
For the colour of their skin (7)

■Letters
Bacteria, Hainan, cotton industry, the Arab world, Essex, Brazil, quinoa, the far right
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Education reform
Teaching the teachers (5)

■United States
Hillary Clinton
Madam presumptive nominee (80)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail
Republicans and welfare
Ryan’s ramble (4)
Chicago’s museum wars
Light against dark (4)
Swimming religiously
Scruples and splashes (8)
Cannabis in the capital
Federal haze
Delta lives
Standin’ at the crossroads
Lexington
Playground tactics (10)

■The Americas
Peru’s election
The fortunate president (8)
Corruption in Guatemala
Bad apples everywhere (2)
Canada’s daunting logistics
Airships in the Arctic (1)
Bello
The Mexican blues (3)

■Asia
South Korea’s working women
Of careers and carers (13)
Indian diplomacy
Modi on the move (22)
Japan and money politics
Shameless shogun
Afghanistan-Pakistan relations
Frontier stand-off (2)
War in Afghanistan
The general’s words
Banyan
Foreign lives (2)

■China
Wenzhou’s economy
It once was lost
China-United States relations
Aerial chicken (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Morocco
The pluses and minuses of monarchy
Public spaces in the Middle East
No bed of roses (2)
Ramadan in Saudi Arabia
Taking it to heart (5)
Trade in east Africa
Worth celebrating
The killing of albinos
Murder for profit (20)

■Europe
Rome elects a mayor
Five-star surprise
European football championships
Paris match (3)
Poland’s anti-government rallies
From Facebook to the streets (22)
Iran’s Turkish connection
Golden squeal (5)
How men and women vote
The lefter sex (2)
Charlemagne
The politics of alienation (8)

■Britain
Consequences of Brexit
Beyond the fringe (54)
Brexit brief
The charms of variable geometry
Airport expansion
Up in the Eire Britain Only (7)
Technology in prisons
Screens behind bars Britain Only (1)
Industrial evolution
The digital economy Britain Only (2)
University fundraising
Mortarboard in hand Britain Only
Taxes and benefits
The echo chamber Britain Only (1)
Corporate governance
Shocking shopping Britain Only
Bagehot
The new J-curve (9)
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■International
Foreign aid
Misplaced charity (72)
Where does the aid go?
Size matters (5)

■Technology Quarterly
The future of agriculture
Factory fresh
Smart farms
Silicon Valley meets Central Valley
Agricultural biotechnology
Bugs in the system
Brain scan
Caleb Harper
Crops of the future
Tinker and tailor
Fish farming
Catch of the day
Animal husbandry
Stock answers
Towards 2050
Vorsprung durch Technik

■Business
The internet of things
Where the smart is (21)
Google’s other businesses
Alpha minus (1)
Marketing rebates
Trust me
Fosun
Bloated but still bingeing
Household chemicals in South Korea
The germ of an idea
Airlines in South America
No El Dorado (5)
Schumpeter
Their eyes on Albion (1)

■Finance and economics
Asset management
Index we trust (5)
Buttonwood
Secret agents (3)
Banks v investors
Of snowballs and red ink
Dollar imperialism
The Fed’s tributaries (1)
America’s economy
When barometers go wrong (1)
The ECB buys corporate bonds
Unyielding (3)
Free exchange
Sibyl faulty (2)

■Science and technology
Cancer treatment
On target (20)
The international pharmaceutical market
Priced out (1)
Carbon capture and storage
Turning air into stone (3)
Fixing potholes
The hole story (2)
Human evolution
Hobbit forming (10)

■Books and arts
Palestine
The view on the ground (10)
Literary history
Born to be Wilde
Alternative medicine
Straight and crooked thinking
Emil Zatopek
Feet of fire
Brazil
Rich upon rich
Robert Rauschenberg
Ripe for reassessment

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Obituary: Muhammad Ali
The greatest (34)

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Free speech
Under attack (281)
Strikes in France
Don’t cave in, Mr Hollande (18)
Rethinking the welfare state
Basically flawed (56)
Indian banking
Of banks and bureaucrats (3)
Shopping in America
Between Bentonville and Bezos (5)
Fighting corruption
Cleaning up (1)

■Letters
On anti-Semitism, Brexit, Ban Ki-moon, Jordan, referendums, egg shells
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Universal basic incomes
Sighing for paradise to come (12)

■United States
Bernie Sanders
California, here we come (103)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail
Chicago
Predictable policing (1)
Refugees
Their own public Idaho (40)
Lexington
Trumpology (21)

■The Americas
Brazil’s economy
Nowhere to go but up (19)
Poverty in Argentina
Gutted community (12)
Bello
Fujimori versus anti-Fujimorismo (33)

■Asia
Japanese politics
Postpone and be damned (2)
Africans in India
They don’t love us (27)
Banyan
Dialogue of the deaf

■China
Education
The class ceiling (1)
Remembering Tiananmen
Squaring off (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Railways in Africa
Puffed out (2)
Crimes against humanity
One dictator down (33)
Nigeria’s life coaches
Yes you can! (1)
Palestine
A museum without exhibits (1)
Syria’s war
Never-ending horror (3)
Western Sahara
A forgotten leader of a lost cause
Innovation in the Arab world
From zero to not much more (5)
Qatar
The other Wahhabi state (2)

■Europe
France on strike
Aux barricades (2)
Turkey’s Kurds
War of attrition (5)
Germany and the Armenian genocide
Name and shame (131)
Corruption in Romania
Death of an antiseptic salesman (11)
Russia’s empty elections
United Russia, divided Putin (5)
Charlemagne
For the love of pizza (5)

■Britain
Brexit and the union
Tug of war (4)
Retail
Modesty sells
Brexit brief
If it were done Britain Only (6)
Policy-making
Lost in transit Britain Only (3)
Public services
Pay up Britain Only (1)
Agriculture
Casting asparagus Britain Only
Teaching assistants
Help needed Britain Only
Bagehot
Pity the Brexpats (6)
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■International
Free speech
The muzzle grows tighter (4)
Free speech in Bangladesh
Muted by machetes (2)
Campus protests and free speech
The colliding of the American mind (4)
A youthful trend
Don’t be so offensive (1)

■Business
Walmart
Thinking outside the box (1)
Digital celebrities
From smartphone to silver screen
Price-fixing
No truck with cartels (1)
French manufacturers in Morocco
Factories in the sun
Apple in India
Forbidden fruit (15)
Schumpeter
The evolution of Mr Thiel (4)

■Finance and economics
Reforming Indian banks
Bureaucrats at the till (3)
Buttonwood
Working hard for the money (3)
China’s currency
Bending, not breaking
Automation
I’m afraid I can’t do that (4)
Crypto-currencies
Etherised (18)
Aircraft finance
Crowded skies
SMEs in developing countries
Caught in the middle (2)
Free exchange
Tales from Silicon wadi (3)

■Science and technology
Chinese science
Schrödinger’s panda (2)
An update on AIDS
HIV’s slow retrenchment
Zika and the Olympics
Should I stay or should I go? (2)
Avoiding sunburn
Patched up
Black holes
We want information
Jumping to attention
Peppered moths (2)

■Books and arts
Developing economies
The long road
Johnson
Get over it (3)
Human life
Live long and prosper
Psychology
Character-driven (3)
Contemporary art museums
Home of the brave

■Obituary
Obituary: Jane Fawcett
The deb who sank the Bismarck (1)

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North Korea’s nuclear programme
A nuclear nightmare (177)
Austria’s presidential election
Disaster averted—for now (12)
Online platforms
Nostrums for rostrums (5)
American elections
Voting wrongs (25)
Opioids
The ecstasy and the agony (13)

■Letters
On genomics, migrants, China, London, Brexit, cronies, country living
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■Briefing
North Korea’s nuclear weapons
By the rockets’ red glare (9)

■United States
Voting rights
The fire next time (18)
The Libertarian Party
Guns, weed and relevance (15)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (11)
Hillary Clinton’s e-mails
Already indicted (234)
Disability lawsuits
Frequent filers (6)
Soccer flourishes
Kick turn (9)
Lexington
Oh, Oklahoma (18)

■The Americas
Mexico’s regional elections
The view from Veracruz (3)
Bello
Chávez’s little blue book (8)
Anglo-Argentine relations
Ending estrangement (14)
Brazilian culture
Way, José (92)

■Asia
America and Vietnam
Pull the other one (51)
War in Afghanistan
Taliban reshuffled (19)
India’s deep south
Southern comfort (8)

■China
Retirement
China’s Florida (2)
Social media
The dark art of astroturfing (3)
Banyan
Rocking boats, shaking mountains (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Iranian politics after the nuclear deal
Who’s in charge? (5)
The campaign against Islamic State
Fallujah, again (15)
Israeli politics
He’s back! (4)
Tanzania
Government by gesture (20)
Reading the Torah in Abuja
Who wants to be a Jew? (18)

■Europe
Visa liberalisation
Europe’s murky deal with Turkey (14)
Crimea’s Tatars
1944 all over again (29)
Greece gets its bail-out
Temporary relief (14)
Austria’s presidential squeaker
So long, farewell? (40)
German nationality
Name, date of birth, migration background (11)
Charlemagne
Of creeps and crèches (6)

■Britain
Rural Britain
Countryside blues (3)
Brexit brief
Yes, we have no straight bananas (15)
Not in the family way
Teenage pregnancy (1)
Brexit and science
The European experiment Britain Only (9)
Drugs policy
Illegal highs Britain Only (3)
Working women
On the up Britain Only (2)
Hydraulic fracturing
Finally fracking Britain Only (8)
Football managers
They think it’s all over Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
The continental imperative (24)
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■International
Opioids
The problem of pain (85)

■Special report: Migration
Migration
Looking for a home(48)
The language of migration
Terminological exactitudes
Politics
Welcome, up to a point(1)
Integration
A working solution(2)
Demographics
Not so fast(3)
Resettlement
Bring me your huddled masses(4)
Lebanon’s and Jordan’s plight
Caught by geography(1)
Refugee camps in Africa
From here to eternity
Looking ahead
How to do better(1)

■Business
Regulating technology companies
Taming the beasts (9)
Alibaba
Under scrutiny (3)
Oil-price reporting
Striking it rich
American media
Sumner’s lease (1)
Alcohol in China
Proof positive (1)
The future of carmakers
Upward mobility (12)
Schumpeter
Life in the fast lane (7)

■Finance and economics
Banks and Brexit
Wait and hope (1)
Buttonwood
Ignorance isn’t bliss (15)
Quicken Loans
A new foundation (1)
Japan’s giant pension fund
That sinking feeling (3)
Short-term lending
A pink slip
Cyberattacks on banks
Heist finance (3)
Free exchange
Make me (12)

■Science and technology
Human evolution
Of bairns and brains (36)
Global warming
In the red (5)
Drone countermeasures
Hacked off (2)
Product design
The replicator (1)
Additive manufacturing
Alloy angels (2)
Correction: The grim prospect

■Books and arts
Dawn of the oil industry
Guts, greed and gushers (1)
Genetics
Mix and match (2)
Jacobean history
Forgotten hero
Mali
Paper trail
The invention of dating
Love’s labour (2)
Opera
Fiery angel (7)

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Obituary: Fritz Stern
Another German (19)

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Antibiotics
When the drugs don’t work (75)
The referendum craze
Let the people fail to decide (19)
Federal Reserve
The right kind of reform (4)
The UN
Get the best (13)
Virginity tests
Hands off (8)

■Letters
On Donald Trump, London, diamonds, underdogs
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Antibiotic resistance
The grim prospect (2)

■United States
Facebook and politics
Censors and sensibility (14)
Feuding Democrats
Hillary’s heartbern (31)
Homegrown jihad
Minnesota martyrs (8)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (1)
Pretend medicine
The quack-up (8)
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