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The world economy
The never-ending story (80)
Myanmar’s general election
A new era (5)
Britain and the European Union
How to make the case (7)
Student protests
The right to fright (56)
Rice
Hare-grained (2)

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■Briefing
The world economy
Pulled back in (1)

■United States
Wages
Looking for a rise (13)
Electing judges
Courting cash (13)
Undocumented migrants
A stay, so go (5)
Beards
Pogonophilia (7)
Politics in Louisiana
Sins of the fathers
Illinois’s budget stand-off
Rauner v the rest (4)
Lexington
The narcissism trap (20)

■The Americas
Immigration to Brazil
No golden door (8)
Bello
“By hook or by crook” (1)
Canadian energy
Keystone flops (122)
Canada’s new government
Ungagging order (2)

■Asia
Politics in Myanmar
Celebrating democracy (1)
Politics in India
Wallop (74)
Politics in Thailand
Never saw it coming (4)
Tourism
They wish you were here (2)
Regional development
All Partners (Except China)
Banyan
The emperor’s descendants (5)

■China
Politics
The north star (1)
Slash fiction
Click bait (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Arab bureaucracies
Aiwa (yes) minister (3)
Iran’s crackdown
After the party (1)
Conflict in Sinai
The peninsular war (6)
Israel and Palestine
Stick a label on it (4)
Recovery in Liberia
After Ebola
Uganda
President forever

■Europe
Doping in sport
A cold-war chill (4)
Russia and terrorism
Tolerance for casualties (21)
France’s National Front
Phantom menace
Polish politics
He’s back (12)
Politics in Romania
Collective responsibility (1)
Charlemagne
High wall, narrow sea (18)

■Britain
Britain and the European Union
Cameron’s call to arms (34)
Public services
Sharper elbows
Britain and India
Marriage à-la-Modi Britain Only (24)
Prisons
The luxury flats of Reading gaol Britain Only
A new Shelley poem
Out of the attic Britain Only (7)
University reform
Time to leave the ivory tower Britain Only (1)
Driving safely
Traffic-calming measures Britain Only (3)
Bagehot
Trouble in Labourland
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■International
Aviation security
No more of the same, please (17)
Terrorism in the air
Unnerving but uncommon (1)

■Business
Oil companies and climate change
Nodding donkeys (6)
Enel and stranded assets
Anyone want a power station?
SoftBank
Here comes the Son (1)
A takeover battle in Australia
From waterfront to boardroom
Retailing in South America
Cautious conqueror
Schumpeter
It’s the real thing (1)

■Finance and economics
Rice in Asia
Paddy-whacked (6)
Buttonwood
Born to run (1)
The oil market
Abnormally normal (39)
Economics can be fun
A graph a minute
Amundi’s IPO
Supersize me
Taiwan’s economy
Straitened circumstances
Free exchange
A serviceable deal (3)
Marjorie Deane internship

■Science and technology
Dark matter
Envisaging the invisible (13)
Earthquake rescue
Compare and contrast
Preventing meningitis
Knockout jab
America’s BRAIN initiative
The observer corps (3)

■Books and arts
Pop music
Bopping brilliant (3)
European history
A grim half-century (2)
The financial crisis
Fresh thoughts (2)
The Salem witch trials
Madness in Massachusetts (2)
German fiction
Prussia goes west
Theatre
Human nature

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The indispensable European (440)
China and Taiwan
Talk strait (25)
The Republican Party
Clean-cut radicals (26)
Heroin addiction
How to smack it down (16)
Family planning in China
Two little, too late (35)

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■Briefing
Angela Merkel
The chancellor’s crucible (19)

■United States
The Republicans
The trouble with being right (158)
White America’s mid-life crisis
Unseen killer (128)
Obamacare
Take three (8)
Property in San Francisco
Golden gates (11)
Guns in universities
Revenge of the nerds (33)
Energy policy and the states
Mostly over bar the shouting
Sea snakes
Fangs a lot (4)
Lexington
Move over, Grover (2)

■The Americas
Mexico’s economy
Shopping therapy (4)
Canada’s Inuit
Easier said than written (5)
Bello
The politician as thinker (4)
Correction: Struggling to stay afloat

■Asia
Cross-strait relations
Hands across the water (160)
China’s offensive charm
Reef knots (2)
Bangladesh
Fear in the shadows (1)
Vanuatu
Pardon me (1)
Australia and Britain’s monarchy
Knightmare’s end (31)
Banyan
Intolerable (19)

■China
Population control
Now, the two-child policy
Family planning in Xinjiang
Remote control (4)
Singles day
Bare and profligate (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Industrialisation in Africa
More a marathon than a sprint (18)
Health care in Kenya
Vegetables, not samosas (7)
Urban traffic
Paralysed (3)
Just one catch
Black gold under the Golan (65)
A Russian plane crashes in Sinai
Two crackdowns expected (125)

■Europe
Russia’s Sergei Shoigu
Master of emergencies (6)
Tuva’s cultural history
Let me hear your khoomei ringing out (1)
Arrests at the Vatican
Church of the poor judgment (2)
Turkey’s AK party
Another victory for illiberalism (33)
Charlemagne
The dispensable French (42)

■Britain
The environment
Less green and pleasant (5)
Wild salmon
Floundering (1)
The war against Islamic State
A vote postponed (7)
Surveillance
To MI5 with love Britain Only (20)
Regional newspapers
Stop press Britain Only (1)
Independent schools
Marked down Britain Only
The Highlands and Islands
Man on Scotland’s conscience Britain Only
Turning over a new leaf
A 5,000-year-old tree changes sex Britain Only (9)
Bagehot
Let battle commence! (13)
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■International
Planning for El Niño
Disaster foretold (66)
Indonesia’s forest fires
Burning questions

■Business
Silicon Valley’s startup boom
Y Combinator, the X Factor of tech (4)
Hewlett-Packard
Growing old, but not together (10)
Cyber-security
The cost of immaturity (2)
Data breaches in America
The rise of the hacker (1)
Pharmaceuticals
Drug-fuelled couplings (2)
Volkswagen’s emissions scandal
Fuel on the fire (50)
New aircraft
Take-off delayed (133)
Video games
A crush on mobile (4)
Schumpeter
Not-so-happy returns (11)

■Finance and economics
The Securities and Exchange Commission
Pots and kettles (2)
Buttonwood
Age may well wither them (7)
Recapitalising Greek banks
The damage
Tax evasion
The mega-haven (5)
The yuan and the SDR
Feeling special (1)
The OPEC of maple syrup
A sticky situation (7)
Property in Sweden
Home is where the heartache is (3)
Free exchange
The Japanese solution (7)

■Science and technology
Driving in old age
Hell’s grannies (11)
Spaceplanes
SABRE-rattling
Renewable energy
Waving good buy? (1)
Sexual selection and evolution
My pretty maid (3)
Religion and altruism
Matthew 22:39 (82)

■Books and arts
Alexander von Humboldt
Man of the world (2)
Military hubris
Their own worst enemy (3)
Foggy days
Grey and dreichy
Italian politics
He’s back (2)
20th-century American art
Modern man (1)

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One little word (5)

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The promise of the blockchain
The trust machine (65)
Britain’s House of Lords
Right answer, spoken out of turn (16)
Democracy in Myanmar
Still the generals’ election (2)
Turkey’s election
Sultan at bay (78)
Ending a war
Lessons from Colombia (1)

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■Briefing
Blockchains
The great chain of being sure about things (8)

■United States
The federal budget
Cleaning the barn (29)
Politics in Kentucky
The outsider
Policing
Paralysed by YouTube (17)
The value of university
Where’s best? (18)
Lexington
A city that wants more refugees (4)

■The Americas
Argentina’s elections (1)
A big surprise (23)
Argentina’s elections (2)
Macri-economics (1)
Guatemala’s new president
No joke (6)
Bello
Bringing up better babies

■Asia
An election in Myanmar
Change in the air
Politics in the Maldives
Dodging death in paradise (2)
Religion in Japan
Temples of doom (9)
Banyan
Hot water (15)

■China
Rural poverty
Ham-fisted handouts (2)
If China’s provinces were countries...
Noodles of longevity
Golf
Bunkers, banquets and bribes (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Iraq
One step back, two steps forward (4)
Iraq’s troubled politics
Uneasy lies the head (1)
Student protests in South Africa
Boiling over (3)
Reclaiming Nigeria
After Boko Haram
The International Criminal Court
The battle against impunity goes on (2)

■Europe
Turkey’s election
Voting to the sound of explosions (9)
Poland turns right
A conservative enigma (20)
Portugal’s doomed government
Short-termism (1)
The 2006 football World Cup
Fair play or foul? (5)
Bavaria and migration
When migrants spoil the joke (4)
Charlemagne
A task for Tusk (4)

■Britain
Welfare
Credit crunch (6)
The House of Lords
Crisis? What crisis?
Electoral reform
Cast out Britain Only
Free speech at university
Intolerance of intolerance Britain Only (155)
Scottish justice
A healthier brand of porridge Britain Only (1)
Small-business lending
Where it’s due Britain Only
Mining
An industry exhumed Britain Only
Bagehot
The spectre of past glories (4)
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■International
The future of nuclear energy
Half-death (4)

■Special report: Colombia
Colombia
The promise of peace(1)
The road to peace
This time is different
The aftermath
A nation of victims
The urban-rural divide
A tale of three countries(1)
The economy and business
Time to branch out(2)
The future
Halfway to success(1)

■Business
Container shipping
The big-box game (1)
Dry-bulk cargo shipping
Hitting the bottom
Network neutrality
A multi-speed Europe (24)
Theranos
The fable of the unicorn (62)
Multinationals in China
A harder road ahead (1)
Recruitment
No names, no bias? (10)
Schumpeter
The story and the numbers

■Finance and economics
Brazil’s economy
Broken lever (4)
Buttonwood
Take it easy (3)
Bank regulation in China
Letting go
Robo-advisers
Does not compute (1)
Cashpoints
The eyes have it
Private-debt investing
Lenders of first resort
Credit unions
Winning converts (1)
Free exchange
Keeping up with the Karumes (7)

■Science and technology
Evolution
Greater than the sum of its parts (29)
Financial time machines
Stamp collectors (1)
Malaria
One more punch (2)
Dentistry
Tooth fairy-dust

■Books and arts
Espionage in fiction
The spy who came in from the cold
English fiction
Woman of substance
Economic history
FDR for beginners
American fiction
Hot town
Ottoman history
All the world’s a stage (1)
Contemporary architecture
A life in shapes

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Irwin Schiff
The man who said no (3)

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Reinventing the company (20)
China and Britain
Friends in need (91)
Republicans in Congress
The Speaker’s shoes (39)
Argentina’s election
Cleaning up after Cristina (11)
Mental-health research
Mind stretching (22)

■Letters
On tax rules, Norway, trade, Hillary Clinton, railways, Jeremy Corbyn
Letters (1)

■Briefing
American capitalism
Reinventing the deal (3)

■United States
Civil-military relations
Who will fight the next war? (38)
The Democratic race
Joe says no (65)
Playboy in Chicago
Sex doesn’t sell any more (2)
Social change and the Southern Baptists
Love the sinner (4)
Google Books in court
Keep calm and click on
Lexington
Democrats in them thar hills (74)

■The Americas
Canada’s election
Ready or not... (275)
Argentina’s elections
The end of kirchnerismo (11)
Haiti’s elections
No bums to throw out (1)
Bello
Damage control in Chile (7)

■Asia
Nepal and India
Mr Oli’s winter challenge (53)
Taiwan politics
Horses in midstream
History lessons in South Korea
Manual drive (3)
Nuclear power in Japan
Back to the nuclear zone
Banyan
Central Park

■China
Business and corruption
Robber barons, beware (1)
Hong Kong’s colonial relics
Postman expat (9)
The five-year plan
Command performance (5)

■Middle East and Africa
Africa’s middle class
Few and far between (28)
Tanzanian politics
Challenging the descendants of Julius (16)
Road deaths in Africa
Worse than malaria (2)
Iran and the nuclear deal
The next battle begins (8)
Plastic surgery in Iran
Under the knife (1)
Israeli politics
The sound of the drum (72)
The war in Yemen
The unbeautiful south (2)

■Europe
Poland’s resurgent right
Voting for a better yesterday (11)
The migrant crisis
German flexibility (95)
Swiss elections
Head them off at the pass (2)
Romania’s jail literature
Time off for bad prose (6)
Rural France
Village croissant (3)
Charlemagne
Refugee realpolitik (14)

■Britain
Steelmaking
Steeled for worse (1)
Church and state
The road from Damascus Britain Only (2)
Self-employment
The Uber conundrum Britain Only (5)
Britain and Europe
Never closer union Britain Only (40)
Free schools
Back to the blackboard Britain Only (2)
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Physician, heal thyself (24)
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Post-traumatic stress disorder
Fear itself (11)

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Peak profits
The age of the torporation (27)
Yahoo
A portal to nowhere (31)
Coach travel in Europe
Revolution on wheels (5)
BlaBlaCar
Something to chat about (4)
Multi-level marketing in America
Pharaonic creations (3)
Corruption and natural resources
A fight for light (5)
EDF’s nuclear ambitions
French lessons (4)
Reviews on Amazon
Five-star fakes (2)
Schumpeter
Nine billion company names (3)

■Finance and economics
Retail banking
Cracking the vault (5)
Buttonwood
Out of fashion (7)
Economic data
Funny numbers (2)
Egypt’s foreign reserves
Dwindling dollars
Debt in China
Deleveraging delayed (1)
The euro-zone economy
Under threat (1)
Corporate tax in Europe
State raid (20)
Free exchange
Putting Goldilocks to work (2)

■Science and technology
Fusion power
Stellar work (8)
Fusion startups
Nuclear proliferation (4)
Birth order and intelligence
Who’s the number one son? (2)
Alzheimer’s disease
Fungus, the bogeyman (13)
Quantum theory
Hidden no more (79)
A new Galápagos tortoise
Animal taxonomy

■Books and arts
The long 17th century
Understanding the universe (4)
Physics
The universe, writ small (1)
20th-century letters
Prince of poetry (1)
Dark days of the 1940s
Re-examining the Holocaust (4)
The Chicago school of economics
Going off the rails (2)
Orhan Pamuk
The migrant’s story
Monotheism at the British Museum
Abraham on the Nile (4)

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The new game (391)
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The reluctant European (105)
Cloud computing
The sky’s limit (30)
Canada’s election
Living dangerously (83)
China’s left-behind generation
Pity the children (41)

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■Briefing
China’s left-behind
Little match children (51)

■United States
Refugees in America
Yearning to breathe free (91)
Feuding Republicans
The new McCarthyites (43)
Gang shootings
Sagas by the Strip (18)
Juveniles in prison
Parsing sentence (6)
Selling cannabis
Mother of all highs (72)
Films in the South
That old zombie charm (1)
Lexington
One-horse race (360)

■The Americas
Canada’s election
Struggling to stay afloat (128)
Bello
The persistence of Peronism (29)
Canada’s economy
Late to the party (11)

■Asia
Indian elections
The battle for Bihar (70)
Okinawa
Island warrior (59)
Insurgency in the Philippines
Fruits of peace (3)
Punishment in Thailand
Adjustment disorder (22)
Soothsaying in Sri Lanka
Name your price (3)
Disabled sports in Japan
Fight club (2)

■China
Politics
A very Chinese coup (29)
Ideology
Avoid failing Marx (36)

■Middle East and Africa
Russia and Iraq
Putin, champion of the Shias (243)
Israeli-Palestinian violence
On the edge (657)
Iraq’s Christians
Nour’s list (60)
Private security in Nigeria
Rent-a-cop (10)
Democracy in West Africa
Fingers crossed in Guinea (1)
Somaliland
Going it alone (19)

■Europe
Turkish extremism
Heightening the contradictions (16)
How Spain deals with migrants
Forward defence (27)
The MH17 report
Crash course (278)
Italy changes its constitution
Not just hand-waving (37)
Crimea’s empty spas
Muddling through (5)
Charlemagne
The TTIP of the spear (64)

■Britain
The economy
The other deficit (15)
Views on Europe
Not team players (8)
Child sex abuse
Torches and pitchforks (4)
The fiscal charter
A dangerous gamble (33)
Policing crime
Low-tech coppers Britain Only (2)
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Better to give Britain Only (3)
Geoffrey Howe
The sheep that roared Britain Only (4)
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In Cawdor’s shadow (68)
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Sea power
Who rules the waves? (394)

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Britain and Europe
The reluctant European(38)
How referendums can go wrong
Herding cats(7)
Euroscepticism and its roots
The open sea(4)
Britain’s clout in Brussels
Not what it was(4)
Costs and benefits
Common market economics(10)
The euro zone
Insider dealing(37)
Britain’s post-Brexit options
Alternative lifestyles(24)
The wider world
The geopolitical question(15)

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Mergers (1)
Partly cloudy (42)
Mergers (2)
The beerhemoth (22)
Ferrari’s IPO
Wheel spin-off (8)
Poste Italiane’s IPO
Post apocalypse (3)
China’s film industry
Lost in Shangywood (14)
Business schools
Still a must-have (14)
The world’s best MBA programmes
Which MBA? 2015 (26)
Schumpeter
Professor Dr Robot QC (35)

■Finance and economics
European banks
Banking and nothingness (25)
Buttonwood
Collateral damage (10)
Exchange rates
Pegs under pressure (12)
Banking in Africa
Transfer window (5)
Indonesia’s economy
The unstimulating stimulus (8)
Free exchange
Reality cheque (29)

■Science and technology
CRISPR/Cas9 gene editing
No pig in a poke (13)
RNA drugs
The slopes of enlightenment (2)
Anthropology
Now I lay me down to sleep (12)
Flying boats
Enter, the dragon (5)

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Ancient Rome
What a strange lot (30)
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Missionary zeal (7)
The Horn of Africa
The business of politics (1)
Ben Bernanke at the Fed
More talk, more action (36)
Andrea del Sarto at the Frick
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China and censorship
The power of words (2)

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Eradicating disease (37)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
Every silver lining has a cloud (16)
Egypt after the Arab spring
A dud return to democracy (19)
Europe’s migrant crisis
Angela the beleaguered (27)
India and the environment
Greenery by stealth (3)

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Malaria eradication
Breaking the fever (3)

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The Democratic primary
Berning up (21)
America and Afghanistan
The unending war (12)
Assisted dying
Brownlighted (1)
Tort law
Ralph’s house (5)
Ending mass incarceration
Two cheers
Slaughterhouses
A jungle no more (75)
Lexington
Owl meets bear (16)

■The Americas
Violence in El Salvador
Rivers of blood (5)
Bello
The rainbow tide
Canada’s election
Veiled attack (5)
Syrians in Brazil
Welcome, but not working (1)

■Asia
India and the environment
Catching up with China (68)
South Korea’s hangul alphabet
Superscript (3)
Banyan
Big motherland (6)

■China
Refugees
Almost home (2)
Politics in Hong Kong
Troubled leaders

■Middle East and Africa
Egyptian politics
The sad state of Egypt’s liberals (4)
Syria's opposition
Down but not yet out (130)
Aid in the Middle East
How the quality of mercy is strained (2)
South Sudan
That elusive peace
Nigeria’s government
Baba go slow (2)

■Europe
Germany’s refugee crisis
Merkel at her limit (34)
Russia’s Syrian war
An odd way to make friends (23)
Belarus
Europe’s last dictator (3)
Labour rules in France
Bosses lose their shirts (2)
Spanish identity politics
The mosque in the cathedral (4)
Charlemagne
Best served cold (7)

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The Conservative Party
Unchallenged yet unstable (20)
English cities
All politics is local
Immigration
The snarling dud of May (12)
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Fixing a hole Britain Only
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The other green belt Britain Only (1)
Prosecuting drug offenders
A matter of class Britain Only (1)
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Data and privacy (1)
Get off of my cloud (6)
Data and privacy (2)
Under my thumb (1)

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Corporate taxation
New rules, same old paradigm
Corporate tax avoidance
Still slipping the net (1)
Oil companies in America
Debt and alive (1)
Chinese internet firms
Clubbing together (2)
Indian private universities
Go forth and multiply (2)
Auction houses
Blue period
Schumpeter
Norwegian blues (2)

■Finance and economics
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
Weighing anchor (111)
Buttonwood
No TEE, thank you
Latin America’s economies
Grey days
Insider trading
Friends without benefits
Agricultural commodity markets
Oily food (4)
Health spending
The pause before fast-forward (2)
Fund management
Two’s a crowd (1)
Journalist wanted
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■Science and technology
The 2015 Nobel science prizes
Wisdom, ancient and modern (13)
Food safety
Particle biology (1)
Dysmorphology
Looking for answers
Data analysis
On the other hands (1)

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Promoting gender equality
Juggling mums and halo dads (3)
Detroit’s glory days
Before the clouds came in
Treading the boards
A new take on Greek tragedy

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Leadership
Getting it right (1)
The circular economy
Greening of business
Behavioural economics
Learning from failure
Entrepreneurs in emerging nations
Tough nuts

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