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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (1)

■Leaders
The primaries
Battle lines (303)
E-commerce in emerging markets
India online (5)
Iran’s election
Revolt against the reactionaries (7)
Malaysia’s prime minister
The Najib effect (11)
Concussion
Schools and hard knocks (19)

■Letters
Cannabis, freedom of press, US politics, diversity, Brexit, language, Cornwall
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Online retailing in India
The great race

■United States
Super Tuesday
Goodbye, Rubio Tuesday (17)
Abortion
Back in court (3)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (2)
The primaries
The party declines (23)
Lexington
The big schmooze (28)

■The Americas
Argentina’s debt
At last (71)
Canadian foreign policy
Trudeaumania 2 (12)
The Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act
Border babies v the IRS (24)
Bello
An Olympic oasis (2)

■Asia
Malaysia’s scandals
The art of survival (3)
Malaysia’s 1MDB affair
Follow the money, if you can (2)
Sanctions on North Korea
Big bother (2)
Confronting intolerance in Pakistan
A game of dare (6)
Banyan
The last refuge (32)

■China
Politics
Loyal to the core (6)
Hong Kong and the mainland
Fear-jerker (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Iran
Mr Rohani’s complicated victory (6)
Syria’s fragile truce
Too many holes to last (3)
Lebanon
When elephants battle (31)
Egyptian television hosts
Sisi’s foaming mouthpieces (4)
Electricity in Nigeria
Powerless (2)
Film-making in Uganda
Lights, camera, no budget
African migration
To the land of good hope

■Europe
France’s labour reforms
Working nine to four (6)
The Irish election
Fragged
Refugees in Greece
Rising tide (20)
Regulating EU pesticides
Fog of uncertainty
Charlemagne
The end of Heile Welt (8)

■Britain
Transport infrastructure
Life in the slow lane (3)
Brexit brief
In, out, find a fib to shout (7)
Asset sales
The great British sell-off Britain Only (2)
Educating the poorest children
Premium grade Britain Only (1)
Supermarkets
Fresh from the Amazon Britain Only
Cross-channel travel
Allied landings Britain Only
Bagehot
Unity in disunity (7)
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■International
Internet governance
We the networks (2)
The IETF
Mother of consensus

■Business
Volkswagen
Emission impossible (13)
Death of a fracking pioneer
A gambler on shale (1)
Our glass-ceiling index
Still a man’s world
Road haulage
The appy trucker
Italian coffee firms
Not so espresso (5)
Schumpeter
A rust-belt revival (1)

■Finance and economics
Emerging-market debt
The well runs dry (4)
Buttonwood
Living off the people (2)
Russia and sanctions
Toe in the water (1)
High-denomination banknotes
Cash talk (1)
Barclays Africa
Capital in fetters
The euro-zone economy
The new mediocre (2)
Bilking investors
Rotten advice (2)
Free exchange
Red ink rising (3)

■Science and technology
Concussion
Bang to rights (11)
Rogue waves
Incoming!
Powering the internet of things
Passive voice (10)
Economics
A far from dismal outcome (5)
Anthropology
The medium is the messengers

■Books and arts
America’s presidential election
Pushback (1)
The art world
African horizons

■Obituary
Obituary: Eric “Winkle” Brown
Know your enemy (11)

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■Leaders
The Republicans
Time to fire Trump (1,345)
Britain and the European Union
The real danger of Brexit (307)
Making Indonesia work
Open up (12)
Traffic in megacities
Jam today (9)
Privacy and security
Code to ruin? (123)

■Letters
International students, Trump history, China's economy, monuments, tax reliefs, linguistics, Supreme Court
Letters to the editor (3)

■Briefing
Britain and the EU
The Brexit delusion (278)
Britain’s EU reforms
A change of status (8)

■United States
Marco Rubio
The moral of his story (222)
The Nevada caucuses
Winning big (9)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (1)
The religious left
The least of these (104)
Fringe movements
Finding Keepers (17)
Lexington
A Latino firewall totters (18)

■The Americas
Crime in Mexico
Mean beaches (5)
Urban architecture
Biography of a building (2)
Bello
Evo Morales’s fall from grace (33)

■Asia
Caste in India
Backward ho! (21)
Individualism in South Korea
Zero to hero (3)
Politics in Japan
What’s in a name? (3)
Traffic in the Philippines’ capital
Slowly does it (17)
Politics in Cambodia
Same old, same old (1)
Banyan
Taking arms (13)

■China
Football
Patriotic goal (17)
Single parents
Pariahs (4)
Online dissent
Punching high (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Trade within Africa
Tear down these walls (20)
Ethiopia’s drought
On the edge of disaster (2)
Syria
Russia calls the shots (109)
Consanguineous marriage
Keeping it in the family (13)
Israeli politics
An Arab agenda (188)
Iran’s election
Even hardliners want reform (11)
Kurdistan
Fin de renaissance (11)

■Europe
Refugees in Greece
No way out (80)
German right-wingers
Radikale Rechte (31)
Organised crime
China nostra (1)
Happiness in Europe
Hell is other people, for Swedes (22)
Charlemagne
Ever farther union (57)

■Britain
The justice system
Law in a time of austerity (4)
Tories and the EU referendum
Blue on blue (4)
Nuclear energy
What’s the (Hinkley) point? Britain Only (6)
Schools and careers
Posh professions Britain Only (6)
European migrants
Tunnels and channels Britain Only (2)
Pig farming
Fearing the wurst Britain Only
Foreign property-buyers
Mountains and molehills Britain Only (8)
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■International
Ending energy poverty
Power to the powerless (4)

■Special report: Indonesia
Indonesia
Jokowi’s moment(2)
Politics
Lone fighter
Corruption
The Setya show(4)
Business and economics
Roll out the welcome mat
Infrastructure
The 13,466-island problem
Foreign policy
Less talk, more action
Forests
A world on fire(3)
Looking ahead
The country of the future(5)

■Business
Industry in China
The march of the zombies (8)
The India-China trade gap
Arrive full, leave empty (11)
The film business
Fading stars (12)
Hollywood
Silver-screen playbook (1)
Natural resources
Flare-up
German industry
Town and company (3)
Schumpeter
On the stump (4)

■Finance and economics
Share trading
Complicate, then prevaricate (3)
Exchange mergers
Stocks exchanged
Banks and money-laundering
Whoops apocalypse (4)
Buttonwood
Donald ducks the big questions (200)
China’s stockmarket
Fail to the chief (13)
Reshaping banking
Shake your money makers (10)
BBVA
Digital addition (1)
India’s budget
Leap of faith (4)
Free exchange
Gotham on Thames (2)
Correction:“Chop, chop”, January 30th

■Science and technology
Cryptography
Taking a bite at the Apple (58)
Cancer
A run a day keeps the tumour at bay (41)
Trachoma
Now is the time to say “goodbye” (1)
Sexual reproduction
Plucking rubies from the rubbish (52)
Cuckoldry and song
Fidelio

■Books and arts
Hieronymus Bosch
Painter of our greatest fears (7)
British newspapers
Per ardua ad Astor (1)
Return to nature
Animal instinct (3)
Free-diving
Blue hole, black hole (1)
Family ties
In knots
Johnson
Je suis circonflexe (65)

■Obituary
Harper Lee and Umberto Eco
The finger of fame (26)

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■Leaders
The world economy
Out of ammo? (204)
The South China Sea
Sunnylands and cloudy waters (236)
America’s Supreme Court
After Scalia (114)
War in Syria
The peril of inaction (231)
Reforming FIFA
SEC as a parrot (17)

■Letters
On refugees, Europe, brains, China, Bernie Sanders, the Cleveland Browns, millennials
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Fighting the next recession
Unfamiliar ways forward (52)

■United States
The Supreme Court
Courting controversy (18)
George W. Bush in South Carolina
Bush land no more (57)
Sanders and the black vote
Slow Bern (5)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail
Analysing Trump Inc
From the Tower to the White House (77)
Lexington
Michael Bloomberg’s moment (52)

■The Americas
Bolivia’s presidential referendum
They think it’s all Evo (5)
Venezuela’s economy
Praying to pay (38)
Jamaica’s election
Let them eat goat (11)
Bello
Rigging Peru’s election (36)

■Asia
Coup politics in Thailand
Twentieth time lucky? (28)
Politics in the Maldives
Archipelago of ire (1)
Alcohol in India
Taxing tipplers (1)
Media freedom in Japan
Anchors away (12)
South Korea and its neighbours
The poor relations (7)

■China
Dementia
State of minds (4)
Trees in Hong Kong
Fragrant arbour (11)
Left-behind children
A slow awakening (2)
Banyan
Core values (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Vladimir Putin’s war in Syria
Why would he stop now? (85)
Counting the dead
Quantifying carnage (7)
Elections in Iran
The great candidate cull (1)
Student protests in South Africa
Whiteness burning (32)
Elections in Uganda
No jam today (3)

■Europe
Anti-austerity politics
Fudging the revolution (12)
French politics
Comeback skid (5)
Russia’s lawless economy
Night of the long scoops (28)
Europe’s civil courts
The wheels of justice grind slow (4)
Charlemagne
A graveyard of ambition (43)

■Britain
Wales
Full steam ahead? (2)
Hotels v Airbnb
Build them and they will come
The newspaper business
Papers without paper Britain Only (1)
University housing
Flat out Britain Only (2)
An energy find
Oil be damned Britain Only
Premier League football
Golden tickets Britain Only
Cornwall’s economy
Winter sun Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
A tale of two cities (22)
Internship
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■International
Financial transparency
The biggest loophole of all (13)
Tax evasion in Panama
The problem child (3)

■Business
Mobile telecoms
Wireless: the next generation (16)
Mining
Core ores (7)
Apple’s encryption battle
Tim Cook, privacy martyr? (232)
Breakfast cereals
Soggy sales (6)
Bombardier
Plane truths (40)
Greek businesses
An actual Grexit (10)
Schumpeter
The measure of a man (38)

■Finance and economics
Manufacturing
A hard pounding (5)
Buttonwood
Liquid leak (2)
The fallout from low interest rates (1)
Nope to NIRP (1)
The fallout from low interest rates (2)
The lowdown (1)
A Saudi-Russian oil accord
Another Doha merry-go-round (5)
The gig economy
Smooth operators
Hedge funds
Not dead, just resting (2)
Free exchange
Slight of hand (19)

■Science and technology
The American Association for the Advancement of Science
Cassava-nova (5)
Immunology
Mr T-cell (2)
Genetic engineering
CRISPR crunch (4)
Analysing art
Light, relief

■Books and arts
The Romanov dynasty
Long they ruled (13)
Travails of a 19th-century feminist
Her truth marches on (2)
American Utopianism
Short-lived, much loved (7)
Syrian music
Songs of the city
Damascus
Love story
Elisabeth Vigée Le Brun at the Metropolitan Museum
Woman of the world (1)

■Obituary
Obituary: Antonin Scalia
Always right (323)

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Regulating cannabis
The right way to do drugs (257)
Hong Kong
Wounded society (17)
European banks
Borrowed time (3)
Travel in Africa
Let Africans fly (2)
The Mekong river
Damned if you do (4)

■Letters
Arab investment, electricity, restrooms, batteries, citizenship, gas, dedicated subscriber, punk, collaboration
Letters to the editor (2)

■Briefing
Legalising cannabis
Reeferegulatory challenge (12)

■United States
New Hampshire and beyond
Trumped and Berned (145)
Bernie Sanders’ economic policy
A vote for what? (91)
Trump’s German roots
Kallstadt’s king (49)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (3)
Libertarians
Live free, or try (4)
Climate change
Supreme emissions (3)
The defence budget
Mr Carter places his bets (12)
Lobsters
Shell shock (4)
Lexington
Rush-ing around (23)

■The Americas
Economic data in Argentina
An Augean stable (5)
Bello
A time to heal (3)
How the White House race looks from Cuba
The Havana primaries (5)
Latin American currencies
Border bazaar

■Essay
The Mekong
Requiem for a river

■Asia
China, North Korea and America
Between Punxsutawney and Pyongyang (15)
Tasmania charts a new course
Water into wine
Tasmania’s forests
Saving the swift parrot
Banyan
Of Yorkies and Great Danes (3)

■China
Hong Kong-mainland relations
Over troubled water (1)
The fire-monkey stirs
Street violence and politics
Corruption
Portrait of a purge (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Aviation in Africa
Departure delayed (1)
Saving Africa’s rhinos
Pooches v poachers (11)
The veil in west Africa
Banning the burqa (3)
Syria’s war
Assad on the offensive (125)
The Mosul dam
A watery time-bomb (2)

■Europe
Corruption in Ukraine
Dear friends (59)
Smoking in France
Between a puff and a Kalashnikov
Spanish politics
Back to the bullring (4)
Germany and refugees
Is the welcome culture legal? (28)
Russians in London
Government in exile (11)
Charlemagne
Special privileges (17)

■Britain
Britain’s tax code
Spaghetti junction (1)
The Brexit debate
The budget that didn’t bark (11)
Intelligence oversight
Snoopers scolded Britain Only (1)
The energy business
Switched off Britain Only (5)
Problem-solving courts
Smart justice Britain Only
Sugar taxes
Do as I say, not as I chew Britain Only (2)
Refugees
Marginal benefits Britain Only (8)
Bagehot
Britain’s new ambassadors (7)
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■International
Marine conservation
Rejuvenating reefs
Corals in the South China Sea
A thousand cuts (7)

■Business
Railways in America
Doing the locomotion (2)
France’s almighty bosses
In praise of the splits
Twitter
Clunky Dorsey (14)
Corporate governance in Japan
Sharp elbows
Foxconn
Pointed questions (1)
Indian business
Crossing the desert (2)
Turkish wine producers
Sour grapes (2)
Drone-racing
Whizz kids (6)
Schumpeter
Diversity fatigue (12)

■Finance and economics
Falling bank shares
A tempest of fear (18)
Buttonwood
Slaves of the markets
Gold
A hedge against ignorance (10)
Deutsche Bank’s unappetising cocos
Discomforting brew (2)
Lesbians’ wage premium
Girl power (8)
Sri Lanka’s economy
Taxing times (2)
Free exchange
Optimising romance (8)

■Science and technology
Merger and acquisition
Gravitational waves have been detected for the first time (41)
Neanderthals and human disease
A Parthian shot (5)
Bacterial vision
Go towards the light (4)
Livers, bacteria and alcohol
Bugs in the system (7)
Air quality
Something in the air tonight

■Books and arts
Infectious diseases
Passing through (1)
Marcel Proust as graphic novel
A second bite of the madeleine (1)
The art of the confidence game
Fool me once (5)
Johnson
Double-edged words (21)
Life in the ocean
50 shades of grey whales
The Holocaust in France
Dear father (2)

■Obituary
Obituary: Marvin Minsky
Mind and machine

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A plan for Europe’s refugees
How to manage the migrant crisis (351)
Interest rates
Negative creep (33)
Libya
The third front (5)
Britain and the European Union
The accidental Europhile (14)
HSBC’s domicile dilemma
Asian dissuasion (3)

■Letters
Economics, American politics, immigration, diamonds, Venezuela, divorce, oil, Donald Trump
Letters to the editor (3)

■Briefing
Europe’s migrant crisis
Forming an orderly queue (15)
Schengen’s economic impact
Putting up barriers (4)

■United States
Ted Cruz
The man in the ostrich-skin boots (450)
Iowa and beyond
Trump bumped (54)
The campaigns
Heard on the trail (1)
Election spending
Green grass roots (30)
Campaigning
A bit MEH (25)
School choice
A lottery to lose (11)
Confederate monuments
Recast in stone (8)
Lexington
Falling towards Hillary (128)

■The Americas
Mining in Latin America
From conflict to co-operation
Miners and aboriginals in Canada
I’ll see you in court (1)
Bello
The endgame in Venezuela (48)

■Asia
Democracy in Myanmar
A strange new world
Asian nuclear weapons
What lurks beneath (3)
North Korean missiles
Satellite of Kim (1)
Politics in Japan
Negative rates, positive polls (1)
Banyan
Old shoes and duckweed

■China
Financial fraud
Ponzis to punters
Television news
No news is bad news (29)
Diplomatic insults
A world of hurt (10)

■Middle East and Africa
Jihadists in Libya
The next front against Islamic State (14)
Jordan
At boiling point (11)
Algeria
Who is in charge?
The International Criminal Court
Africa’s leaders protect each other (4)
Kenya’s flower trade
Leaving on a jet plane

■Europe
France’s Socialists
Beardless youth
German youth
Girl, not abducted (8)
German Russophiles
Bear-backers (38)
Russia and Chechnya
Putin’s Chechen enforcer (14)
Charlemagne
Swords and shields (10)

■Britain
Britain and the EU
Slings and arrows (3)
The elderly
Shades of grey (3)
Social housing
Estate of flux Britain Only (3)
Mobile telecoms
Three’s a crowd Britain Only (1)
Teaching religion
OMG Britain Only (12)
Exports
More buyers wanted Britain Only (2)
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Sadiq Khan’s road to power (3)
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International

Call centres
The end of the line (27)
Night shifts and health
I’ll sleep when I’m dead (2)

■Special report: Turkey
Turkey
Erdogan’s new sultanate(21)
Politics
Getting off the train(2)
The AK party
Softly, softly
The economy
Erdoganomics
Identity
Proud to be a Turk(4)
Urban development
The lure of the city
Foreign policy
Alone in the world
Looking ahead
A melancholy mood(3)

■Business
The consumer v the corporation
The big fight (2)
Oil companies
In the dark ages (1)
The chemicals industry
Bad romance (1)
Agribusiness
Feeding the dragon
Alphabet
Of profits and prophesies (12)
Corporate hegemony
A select group (1)
Pilot Flying J
If the game goes against you (3)
Schumpeter
Succession failure

■Finance and economics
HSBC: London v Hong Kong
East is Eden (10)
Buttonwood
False comfort (7)
Argentina’s disputed debts
Feeding the vultures (6)
Klarna
Getting more ambitious
The American economy
Still kicking (1)
Finland’s economic winter
Permafrost (58)
Free exchange
Trade in the balance (12)

■Science and technology
Organ preservation
Wait not in vain (4)
Guinea-worm disease
Going, going... (16)
Voice-powered medical devices
Good vibrations
Doping
No more horsing around
Winging it
Convergent evolution (1)
The scientific method
Let’s just try that again (22)

■Books and arts
Chamber music
Four into one does go (3)
Egypt’s uprising
Reading Piketty on the Nile
Classical literature
Once upon a time (3)
A memoir of the 20th century
England, my England
A neurosurgeon examines his life
As he lay dying (3)
Art and the internet
When new grows old (1)

■Obituary
Obituary: Henry Worsley
In Shackleton’s shadow (8)

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America’s presidential primaries
The brawl begins (284)
Nigeria’s economy
Hope the naira falls (70)
Foreign students
Train ’em up. Kick ’em out (179)
Corporate tax
Going after Google (21)
The Zika virus
Let us spray (28)

■Letters
Migrants, India, aid, Jeremy Corbyn, science, Catalonia, banks, clubbing, ageing
Letters to the editor (3)

■Briefing
America’s primary elections
Outsiders’ chance (29)

■United States
Walmart and low-wage America
High expectations (9)
Transgender life
Restroom rumpus (70)
Dry California
All the leaves are brown (6)
Ecology
Murre mystery (1)
Policing and privacy
The StingRay’s tale (37)
Universities and free speech
Hard to say (33)
Lexington
Superpower statues (4)

■The Americas
Brazil
Partying on a precipice (34)
Haiti’s election
Chaos and compas (7)
The Zika virus
To breed, or not to breed (42)
Bello
From red tape to joined-up government (2)

■Asia
The South China Sea
Making a splash (16)
Politics in Vietnam
Reptilian manoeuvres
Subhas Chandra Bose
Mystery theatre (40)
Nepal’s constitutional stand-off
Trouble in the basement
Superstition in Thailand
Dolls that bring luck—and drugs (8)
Kazakhstan’s tanking economy
Drift and dissent
Suicide in Japan
Deep in the woods

■China
Growth targets
Grossly Deceptive Plans
Mineral water
High-altitude thirst (2)
Banyan
A confession to make (7)

■Middle East and Africa
Nigeria’s economy
Crude tactics (78)
Child abuse in Kenya
Breaking the silence (5)
Syrian peace talks
United only by hatred (8)
Africa’s gym craze
Beerbelly busters (2)
Trouble in Tunisia
Dying to work for the government
Saudi Arabia’s financial hub
Castles in the air

■Europe
Illiberal central Europe
Big, bad Visegrad (34)
Putin’s popularity
Vladimir unbound (23)
Crisis in Moldova
A republic, if you can steal it (26)
France’s missing refugees
Non, merci (19)
Charlemagne
Value shoppers (8)

■Britain
Black Britons
The next generation (4)
Punk reaches middle age
God save the punks (2)
Brexit war games
A rocky rehearsal (88)
Financial regulation
New face, same problems Britain Only (1)
The Labour Party
The elephant in the room Britain Only (6)
Slough’s boom
Come, friendly firms Britain Only
Regional airports
Ups and downs Britain Only
Marriage and migration
For richer, not for poorer Britain Only (2)
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Death of a Londoner (3)
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■International
International students
Brains without borders (14)

■Business
Auction houses
House pride
Art auctions
Going once, going twice, going online (1)
Toshiba and Sharp
Coming clean? (1)
Apple
iPhone, therefore I am (8)
Car-hailing apps in China
More than mobility (23)
Steelmaking in rich countries
A corrosive climate
Schumpeter
Flexible figures (1)

■Finance and economics
Natural gas
Step on it (10)
Buttonwood
The crazy world of credit (2)
Fintech and insurance
Against the odds (2)
Corporate tax
A digital dust-up (1)
Robots v humans
Machine earning (2)
Big banks
Chop chop (1)
The economics of corruption
The wages of sin (3)
Free exchange
The Italian job (5)

■Science and technology
Touchscreens
The moving finger moves on (1)
Artificial intelligence
Computer says Go (31)
Winemaking
The perfect pinot problem
Schizophrenia
Brain gains (12)
Controlling miniature satellites
Cubism

■Books and arts
Political influence in America
The avengers (3)
Fiction
Music and memory (1)
Communists in Britain
Reds under the bed (3)
Life in London
Beyond the glitter (2)
Banning alcohol
Stocking filler
Johnson
What would the doctor prescribe? (7)

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Obituary: George Weidenfeld
A world of friends (5)

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