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For-profit education
The $1-a-week school (66)
Hedge funds
Fatal distraction (2)
Turkey and Syria
Erdogan’s dangerous gambit (29)
Renewable energy
Puffs of hope (3)
Espionage
What laws in the jungle? (6)

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On Greece, Uber, Iran, pirates, Israel, London
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■Briefing
Low-cost private schools
Learning unleashed (23)

■United States
Renewables
Wondering about wind (1)
The Jonathan Pollard case
Burn after reading (10)
Mass shootings
God, good guys and guns (11)
Alexander Hamilton
Fun with federalists (1)
Abortion
The tissue trade (23)
Inequality and exercise
Spin to separate (2)
The Great Lakes
From rustbelt to bluebelt
Lexington
Living with inequality (9)

■The Americas
Argentina’s elections
The scion and the heir (1)
Bello
Scraping the barrel (8)
Peru
Slaves of the past (1)
Morrissey in Mexico
Girlfriend in a conga (2)

■Asia
Statewide scams in India
Dial M for Madhya
Mullah Omar’s death confirmed
The one-eyed man who was king
Politics in the Philippines
Life after Noynoy
Crime in Japan
Victims’ justice
Banyan
Boats against the current (2)

■China
Wind power
Need a weatherman
Contraception
Rising penetration rate

■Middle East and Africa
Turkey, America and the Kurds
Awkward allies (25)
Syria
Inching towards the end (1)
West Bank settlements
Bulldozers at the ready (6)
South Sudan and America
Get your act together (1)
Nigeria
Justice forgotten (1)

■Europe
Russia and the world
Making waves, if not ruling them (5)
Russia’s prisons
Putin v Punk Pussy (6)
The Maccabi Games
A sweet Jewish moment
Rome’s erratic mayor
Eternal headaches
Charlemagne
The snail loses pace (5)

■Britain
Rising wages
Cleaning up
Old people’s homes
Frailer (1)
Political scandal
The rotters’ club
Drugs in prison
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■International
Intelligence and democracy
A new age of espionage (2)

■The World If
If Hillary Clinton is president
The first 100 days
If Russia breaks up
The peril beyond Putin
If a NATO member comes under attack
Article of faith
If lying makes your nose grow...
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If the yuan competes with the dollar
Clash of the currencies
If the world introduces a “Piketty tax”
Squeezing the rich
If the Panama Canal gets a rival
Trench warfare in Nicaragua
Debate
The case for slower growth
If autonomous vehicles rule the world
From horseless to driverless
If an asteroid heads for Earth
Taking the hit
If India’s monsoon fails
A billion-person question
Post-war China, alternatively
Chiang’s China

■Business
Luxury goods
Counterfeit.com (2)
Israel’s computer-security firms
Cyber-boom or cyber-bubble?
Emaar Properties
Building castles on sand
Business and the environment
A recipe for sustainability
The newspaper business
Read all about us (2)
Schumpeter
Myths about millennials (3)

■Finance and economics
Investment funds
Roaring ahead (7)
Buttonwood
Material difficulties (6)
Moldova’s economy
Gutted (1)
Turkey’s economy
Flightless (3)
Monetary policy in India
Rajan in chains (1)
Brazil’s finances
The vanishing surplus
Free exchange
Graduating from destitution (2)

■Science and technology
Programming for four-year-olds
No assembler required (1)
Hail and farewell
The last view of Pluto (2)
Information security
The big bug hunt (2)
Generating power from waste heat
Hot stuff

■Books and arts
Banking history
Goldenballs (5)
America’s opioid problem
Poppy love
Anxiety
Did I lock the back door? (3)
Visual art in Paris
Feel the beat
Russian foreign policy
Blind alley (2)
Japanese fiction
On to the beginning
Japan and the bomb
When the cloud parted (2)

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Inside Silicon Valley
Empire of the geeks (79)
Drug testing
Trials and errors (3)
Barack Obama and Africa
Neglected (1)
Minimum wages
A reckless wager (76)
Demography
Baby love (6)

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■Briefing
Silicon Valley
To fly, to fall, to fly again (2)

■United States
Wages and 2016
Ways of seeing (7)
The Iran deal
Not déjà vu all over again (38)
The funeral trade
A grave business (2)
The 2016 field
The Kasich conundrum (8)
Civil-war memorials
Too big to veil (13)
Lexington
El Donald (85)

■The Americas
Brazilian politics
The power behind the throne (10)
Cuba’s sports defectors
The 90-mile sprint
Venezuela’s currency
Crackers in Caracas (2)
Bello
The Duracell leaders (2)

■Asia
Asian security
Small reefs, big problems (8)
South Korea’s singletons
I don’t (2)
Rohingya refugees
Exile island (2)
Politics in Malaysia
Soldiering on (2)

■China
Politics
Confucius says, Xi does (16)
The Christian church
Render unto Caesar (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Africa and America
The prodigal grandson returns (6)
Iran and Saudi Arabia
Proxies and paranoia (2)
Dubai’s bright prospects
The nuclear deal’s other winner
Driving in Lebanon
Buckle up
Israeli politics
Bibi blue (1)

■Europe
France’s role in the world
The president’s thankless burden (3)
Cider in Poland
Apples, apples everywhere (7)
A terrible bomb in Turkey
Why one attack could augur worse (20)
Refugees in Greece
A choppy route to freedom (4)
Charlemagne
The birth-pangs of a policy (13)

■Britain
Labour’s leadership race
Forward, comrades! (78)
The queen’s Nazi salute
Royally embarrassed (2)
Foreign policy
We’ll be with you in Syria
Financial regulation
Wheatley, cropped Britain Only (1)
The film industry
The force is with Pinewood Britain Only
The economics of devolution
Athens-upon-Clyde Britain Only (1)
School holidays
Truancy pays Britain Only (4)
The Olympic Park
Going for bronze Britain Only
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The psychology of a peninsula (4)
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■International
Pro-natalism
Breaking the baby strike (1)
Demographic statistics
Lies, damned lies, and Lysistrata (2)

■Business
Cuba and Iran
When the sanctions come off (2)
Toshiba’s accounts
A load of tosh (4)
Helicopters
Rotor slayed
Diageo in India
Scotch, not so neat (2)
The changing geography of drinks
Booze around the world (1)
Schumpeter
The enemy within (9)

■Finance and economics
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
Into the home stretch (7)
Trade deals
Bargaining chips (1)
The reopening of Greek banks
The long march to normality (1)
Small banks in America
Bank free or die
Buttonwood
Bypassing the voters (1)
Volcker rule
Much ado about trading (24)
Free exchange
Destination unknown (3)

■Science and technology
Clinical trials
Spilling the beans (3)
Dementia
Flattening the slope (16)
Artificial vision
Seeing triple
Science and justice
Looks could kill
Looking for extraterrestrials
The optimistic gamble (89)

■Books and arts
The evolution of growth
Multiplier effects (1)
Spain’s golden age
Global power
The economics of Africa
No fear to tread (3)
France, a history
Citoyen, citoyenne
How Shiism evolved
Powers of persuasion
New film
Boxed in

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Obituary: Burt Shavitz
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Nuclear Iran
Hiyatollah! (69)
A bad week for Mexico
Of prisons and petroleum (1)
The euro zone
Pain without end (70)
Embedded computers
Hacking the planet (7)
Asian values
Happy 50th birthday, Singapore (8)

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On doctor-assisted dying, divestment, dangerous driving, NHS, Greece
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Iran comes out of the cold
The special Ramadan feast (55)
The Iran nuclear accord
Making the world a bit safer (3)

■United States
Las Vegas
Viva again (10)
Educating technologists
Business high school (2)
Selling sex
Hold the Backpage (14)
Presidential penitentiary
Prison states (3)
Maternal mortality
Exceptionally deadly (5)
Lexington
What would Reagan do? (10)

■The Americas
Mexico’s great escape
The long arm of the lawless (15)
Comparing prisons
Breaking out is hard to do
Local politics in Argentina
How the other half votes
Bello
Transatlantic reflections (2)

■Asia
Afghanistan and the Taliban
Distant hopes
Vietnamese literature
Writers’ block (1)
The South China Sea
See U in court (3)
Banyan
The lose-lose election

■China
Mining safety
Shaft of light
Human rights
Uncivil (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Africa’s jihadists
Jihafrica (4)
Mine-detecting elephants
The whiff of danger (1)
Israel and the world
Netanyahu pivots to Asia (15)
Pollution in the Gulf
A dust-up over dust

■Europe
Greece and the euro
From rage to resignation (150)
The Greek deal
Hemlock, not champagne (7)
Small business in Greece
Angry in Athens, livid in Lesbos (3)
German views of Greece
Austere? Your word, not ours (4)
Migrants in the Balkans
Funnelling them forward
Russian holidays
Banned from foreign beaches (3)
Charlemagne
The dark clouds of peace (3)

■Britain
Migration
No milk, less honey (3)
Power
Softly does it (56)
English votes for English laws
A foxing question Britain Only (6)
The inequality puzzle
Some measures are more equal than others Britain Only (12)
Homelessness
Mean streets Britain Only (1)
Forensic evidence
Identity crisis Britain Only (1)
Housing and productivity
Two birds with one stone Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
This house is falling (1)
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■International
Athletic performance
Citius, altius, fortius, numerus (8)
How much have golfers improved?
No gutties, more glory (1)

■Special report: Singapore
Singapore
The Singapore exception(6)
Land and people
Seven million is a crowd
Politics
Performance legitimacy(3)
Social policy
The social contract(1)
The economy
The years that were fat(1)
Inequality
The rich are always with us
Business and finance
Many spokes to its hub(1)
Foreign policy and national identity
A little red dot in a sea of green

■Business
Oil in Latin America
The good oil boys club (7)
Digital maps
Location, location, location
Detroit’s car workers
The state of the union (1)
EBay and PayPal
Better off alone (1)
Schumpeter
Boomtown, USA (1)

■Finance and economics
The future of the City
A chance of showers (1)
Buttonwood
Losing a tailwind (3)
Infrastructure in Brazil
Not many aboard (1)
China’s economic data
Right on target (5)
The Big Mac index
A few dollars less (1)
Free exchange
Sorry to burst your bubble (2)

■Science and technology
Cyber-security
Their own devices (3)
The New Horizons mission
Pluto’s icy mountains (21)
Aviation
Volting ambition
Social mobility and epigenetics
No good deed goes unpunished (6)
Protecting coffee crops
Beetles and bugs (3)

■Books and arts
Outsized art
Gigantism (1)
Computers and spying
Lookout (3)
Molluscs
Shell company
Harper Lee’s new novel
Scout grows up
Animals
Reading their minds (1)

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Obituary: Yevgeny Primakov
Steel and shadows (1)

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Stocks in China
China embraces the markets (76)
Greece
The way ahead (255)
The lessons of Srebrenica
Stop genocide early (35)
Financing development
Beyond aid (2)
Smoking
Quitting is so hard (14)
Britain’s budget
The new Conservatism (51)

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On prisons, the Energy Charter, coal mining, divestment, China, SNP, British Muslims, Greece
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■Briefing
The Greek crisis
So, we meet again (6)
Vox pol
Reactions to a referendum
After the vote
A moment of triumph (2)
Avoiding the very worst
Gradations of Grexit (5)
The tottering banks
On the cusp of the cusp (6)

■United States
America’s industrial heartland
Reinvention in the rust belt (3)
Immigration
Building Afromerica (2)
City policing
Back on the beat
Crime and immigration
A delicate balance (17)
Local food regulation
Is lemonade legal? (9)
Lexington
The Puerto Rico problem (10)

■The Americas
Canada’s economy
A rough ride (3)
Bello
The Peronist pope (1)
Street theatre in Bogotá
Dramatic solutions (3)
Mexico’s media
Death of a spokesman (4)

■Asia
Japan’s security
Gloves off (3)
Sri Lankan politics
Rajapaksa redux (1)
Uranium in Central Asia
Poisoned legacy

■China
Fertility
Tales of the unexpected (4)
Education
Rigging the daddy race (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Oil in the cradle of mankind
A glimpse of Africa’s future (2)
Nigeria’s insurgency
Bombs are back (2)
Gaza
One year on (70)
Reporting in Egypt
Editor Sisi (1)
Libya’s civil war
Five peace plans—and counting

■Europe
Remembering the Srebrenica genocide
Amid the solemnity, squabbling (3)
Germany’s Eurosceptics
A bad time to break up (2)
French satire
Don’t stop deriding us (1)
Anti-Chinese protests in Turkey
Bashing and wooing China (11)

■Britain
The budget
Fix, then fiddle (1)
George Osborne
Master of all he surveys
Devolution
South-western powerhouse Britain Only (1)
The BBC
A case of imperial overstretch? Britain Only (3)
Book awards
All must have prizes Britain Only
Pensions
A raid on the future Britain Only
The Liberal Democrats
The battle for the ruins Britain Only (1)
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George Osborne’s sad triumph (2)
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■International
Smoking
Time to quit (6)

■Special report: Mental illness
Mental illness
The age of unreason(19)
Children
Youthful folly(1)
Young adults
Making cruel unusual(3)
Older people
Second childhood(2)
The brain
From neurosis to neurons(3)

■Business
Making towels in India
Dry run (11)
Telecoms in Kenya
A new east Africa campaign (2)
Rolls-Royce
Hitting turbulence (2)
Corporate governance in South Korea
Reconstructing Samsung
Schumpeter
Calibrating Chinese creativity (5)

■Finance and economics
China's stockmarket crash
Uncle Xi's bear market (53)
Buttonwood
The debt trap (9)
Barclays Bank
The trials of Saint Antony (4)
Banks and interest rates
Aiming for the net
New York Stock Exchange
Glitch perfect (15)
Financing development
Tax them and they will grow (1)
Free exchange
Costly comparison (1)

■Science and technology
Ex-planetary science
The final frontier (2)
Treating cancer
Colourful chemotherapy (2)
Wireless communication
Acoustic chatter
Genetically modified crops
Something fishy

■Books and arts
The Syrian war
Divided country, divided narratives
The Alawites
Paying the price (1)
Diplomatic memoir
Lost in translation
21st-century mating
Luv u l8r (2)
Long-distance running
Lonely and hard (2)
Cricket and life
The art of batting
Doris Salcedo
Die and do

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Obituary: Nicholas Winton
A job well done (3)

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The euro and Greece
Europe’s future in Greece’s hands (551)
Airports in London
Now get on with it (7)
Race in America
Lost, but now found (75)
Shale oil
There will be blood (9)
Malnutrition in India
Ravenous for reform (5)

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■Briefing
The Greek crisis
There comes up a day (98)

■United States
The Supreme Court
Change is gonna come (45)
Traffic accidents
Road kill (14)
Gerrymandering
One for the people (13)
Relations with Cuba
Our man in Havana (3)
Solving homicides
Getting away with murder (16)
The legal marijuana industry
Silicon Valley meets Bob Marley (4)
Lexington
The vanity of the short-distance runner (17)

■The Americas
Brazil’s foreign policy
Making friends again (7)
Bello
Time to call the FARC’s bluff (7)
Canada’s irate leftist
A furious beating of wings (18)
Caribbean passport sales
Tickets to paradise, and beyond (4)

■Asia
Vietnam and America
Power plays (3)
Civil society in Cambodia
The vice tightens (3)
Australia’s north
Taming the frontier (1)
Opium in Afghanistan
A new high (1)
Nutrition in India
Of secrecy and stunting (27)

■China
National security
Everything Xi wants (39)
Rich kids
Lifestyles of the rich and infamous (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Islamic State
Spreading its tentacles (32)
Tunisia’s economy
The other victim
The Iran nuclear talks
I wonder what he meant by that? (68)
Syria’s conflict
Drawing in the neighbours (5)
Nigeria
Learning from Lagos (1)
Nigeria’s currency
Toothpick alert (6)

■Europe
Russia and Islamic State
Caucasian jihad (5)
Chechnya dispatch
Diamond ring, iron fist (2)
Why the Dutch oppose windmills
Dutch Quixote (45)
Denmark’s new government
Coalition of one (1)
Spanish politics
Los indignados in power (2)
Terrorism in France
On home soil
Charlemagne
The end of fudge (20)

■Britain
London’s airports
Decision time (37)
Fracking stumbles again
Seismic (3)
Britain and Europe
The Brexit ramp Britain Only (7)
Motor shows
Petrolhead revisited Britain Only
Health innovation
Doctorpreneurs Britain Only (4)
Welsh sport
The bat and the daffodil Britain Only (2)
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Death on the beach (5)
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■International
Capital punishment
On the way out—with grisly exceptions (3)
Islam and punishment
By the book (14)

■Business
Shale oil and gas
Fractured finances (6)
Nestlé in India
Instant karma (8)
LG
Plucky contender (2)
Jardine Matheson
Return to China (3)
Schumpeter
McJobs and UberJobs (62)
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■Finance and economics
China and commodities
Cornering the markets (2)
Buttonwood
Right back where we started (1)
Puerto Rico
A Caribbean fuse (23)
China’s banks
Small is ugly (2)
Italy’s bad debts
Beautifying bankruptcy
Wages in America
A middle-class mirage (7)
Free exchange
Credit where taxes are due (3)

■Science and technology
Space flight
Rapid unplanned disassembly (7)
A weird and wonderful worm
The Cambrian explosion
Inspecting airliners
Strike out
Ancient tsunamis
Knowing the drill (1)
Diagnosing depression
Sounds bad (8)

■Books and arts
Race in America
Letter of despair (35)
South Asian history
A searing split (13)
New fiction
Secrets and pies
Sir Thomas Browne
Weird science (2)
Chinese art
Documenting history (1)
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■Elon Musk
Fortune favours the brave (3)
The new economy
Still the land of opportunity (1)
Government auditors
The wisdom of watchdogs
Fitting in
In praise of misfits

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The cat’s miaow (20)

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Doctor-assisted dying
The right to die (126)
Fossil-fuel divestment
No smoking (5)
Muslims in China
Wooing Islamists with a beer festival (52)
Russia and Yukos
Bound over (12)
Latin America
The loss of El Dorado (12)

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■Briefing
Doctor-assisted dying
Final certainty (39)
The Economist’s poll results
Attitudes towards assisted dying

■United States
The Charleston shooting
At half-mast (142)
Gun politics
A counsel of despair (25)
California’s budget
Trouble ahead (26)
Property rights
No more sour grapes (5)
Ransoms
A horrible choice (5)
Trade bills
Fair wind blowing (15)
Lexington
Capitalism in America (12)

■The Americas
Latin America’s economies
Learning the lessons of stagnation (12)

■Asia
Farming in India
In a time warp (18)
India’s health data
Sparing Mr Modi’s blushes (9)
What to do with Japan’s elderly
Out to pasture (6)
Cooking in South Korea
The food-show craze (3)
Pirates in South-East Asia
Malacca buccaneers (3)

■China
Education in Xinjiang
Tongue-tied (8)
Buddhism and business
Zen and the art of moneymaking (9)
Banyan
The tracks of their tears (3)
Middle East and Africa

Salafism
Politics and the puritanical (8)
Israel, Gaza and human rights
Fear of isolation (51)
Haredi Jews and employment
Eat, pray, don’t work (16)
South Africa’s media
Happy, patriotic news (8)

■Europe
Greece’s troubles
Athenians at bay (73)
France and America
I spy, you spy (63)
Bread in France
Forget the baguette (6)
Political scandals in Italy
Roman carnival (1)
Asylum-seekers in Europe
Hungary shuts the door (6)
Turkey’s parliament
Coalition dreaming (3)
Polish politics
Women at war (3)
Charlemagne
The ties that bind (15)

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The Bank of England
Cruising, for now (3)
Gay marriage
They do (1)
Welfare reform
No funfair Britain Only (5)
Muslim politics
Ramadan ding-dong Britain Only (6)
Chris Woodhead
No teacher’s pet (10)
Leicester’s business success
The sweet spot Britain Only
The live music industry
Smells like middle-aged spirit Britain Only (7)
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The end of industry (5)
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Diasporas
Gone but not forgotten (3)
How valuable are they?
Migrant brainpower (2)

■Business
Medical testing
Young blood
Elizabeth Holmes
Holmes is where the heart is (4)
The Yukos affair
A ghost bites back (3)
Israel and energy exports
Much hot air about gas
European cruise ships
Riding the wave
Health insurance
Better together? (7)
Consumer firms in Germany
Spending on the Spree (1)
Corporate social responsibility
The halo effect (2)
Schumpeter
The great gambler (1)
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■Finance and economics
Divestment campaigns
Fight the power (3)
Buttonwood
Wishful thinking (3)
Banking in Mexico
A light in the darkness
Financing Europe’s small firms
Treasure hunt
Chinese shares
Dragon v bear
Inflation in India
Of rainfall and price rises (1)
Free exchange
Have your cake and eat it (8)

■Science and technology
Wireless charging
Coiled and ready to strike (19)
Wise after the events
Climate change (12)
Tropical ecology
Blood earth (1)
The sport of kings
Horsey, horsey, don’t you stop (3)

■Books and arts
Science fiction
Chronicle of a war foretold (8)
Vaccination
The lifesaver (2)
Drug-trafficking
On the cocaine trail (1)
Gian Lorenzo Bernini
Getty got it, good
Deng Xiaoping
Still in the shadows (5)
Guggenheim Helsinki
Lacking spark

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From rubbish, beauty (4)

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The International Criminal Court and South Africa
Justice delayed (16)
The Trans-Pacific Partnership
TPP, RIP? (53)
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How to kneecap the recovery (30)
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Nigeria’s moment (47)

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The right choices (1)

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Film-making in California
The Empire strikes back (1)
Population trends
Latino mojo (3)
The Rachel Dolezal case
White is the new black (34)
Louisiana’s budget
The Norquist wriggle (9)
Paying for college
A teaspoon of sugar (10)
Anthropology
Kenne-which Man? (11)
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Time past and time future (19)

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The pope and the environment
What would Jesus do about global warming? (52)
Food and Venezuela
Let them eat Chavismo (7)
Fear and loathing in the Caribbean
Haitians in the Dominican Republic (25)

■Asia
Bringing down Japan’s national debt
Hoping for growth (2)
Japan’s Olympic games
A capital spat (4)
South Korea’s police force
The K-cop wave (3)
Politics in Taiwan
Female face-off (36)
Politics in Malaysia
The trouble with trebles (1)
Criminal justice in Vietnam
Compassionate communists (1)
Banyan
The shadow of the caliphate (3)

■China
Hong Kong’s politics
A snub to the party (68)
Corruption
After Zhou, who? (4)
Dog-lovers v dog-eaters
Pet food (14)

■Middle East and Africa
China and the Arab world
The great well of China (38)
Health care in Egypt
Dirty sheets and stray cats (2)
Syria and Israel
Don’t bruise the Druze (9)
Iraq’s oil
Gush but worry (1)
Ugandan politics
Bored of the Big Man
Googling in Africa
Work or play? (4)
Ghana
The mighty fallen (4)

■Europe
France’s reforms
Almost out of time (4)
German same-sex unions
At the end of the Regenbogen (5)
Kosovo and war crimes
Where the past isn’t even past (3)
Ukraine and Russia
Putin the uniter (130)
Charlemagne
The new awkward squad (19)

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British strategy
Doing less with less (5)
Terror-tourism
The Yorkshire bomber (1)
Intelligence agencies
Spies and lies (2)
Energy
Time to get fracking Britain Only (25)
Immigration
Turning up the heat Britain Only (9)
The Tory government
State reformation Britain Only
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Nearing the finish line Britain Only (1)
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England’s sensible slumber (9)
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The Crimean Tatars
Back into exile

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Opportunity knocks
Population
We happy few(2)
Politics
Miracle in Abuja(2)
The economy
After oil(2)
Nigerians abroad
Secret weapon(1)
Infrastructure
Can’t spend, won’t spend(5)
Corruption
The only thing that works(2)
Security
Keep it calm
The north
Down on its luck(1)
Buhari’s chances
Can he do it?(1)

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Legend Holdings
A torch-bearer for Chinese capitalism
Chinese companies
A red tide ebbs (5)
Retailers and supplier rebates
Buying up the shelves (2)
Mobile telecoms
Change is in the air (5)
Wearable technology
Miss fit (13)
Aircraftmakers
Keep seatbelts fastened (1)
Challenging sanctions
Who are you calling a rogue?
Schumpeter
Beware of sandstorms

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Greece and the euro
Down but not yet out (150)
Buttonwood
RG-bargy (5)
The Swiss economy
True to form (4)
Trade disputes
Torture by tariff (1)
Commodities and El Niño
The mocha hedge
AIG
Pyrrhus would be proud (49)
Private equity
Another Greek tragedy (1)
Free exchange
Forgive and remember (4)

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Quantum computers
A little bit, better (5)
Displaying Braille
Reading lessons
Burdensome
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Biometrics
Shifting identity (3)
Psychology
Friends, then benefits (10)

■Books and arts
America’s abortion debate
Multiple choice (3)
A field guide to Park Avenue
Unnatural selection (4)
Cosmology
Black and light (1)
20th-century art history
Breaking out
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Artiquette (5)

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Noblesse oblige (4)

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Watch out (155)
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Narrow-minded
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A sharper blade (15)

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Better than it looks (4)

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Republican contenders
What’s in a name? (8)
Education policy
Into reverse (3)
Chinese hacking
Put up the firewalls (9)
The Supreme Court
What the prez says, goes (2)
Crime in Atlanta
Fighting back
Donations to universities
Unto him that hath... (5)
Transgender rights
Ready for their close-up (12)
“Sesame Street”
Big Bird, big brain (5)
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Trigger-unhappy (19)

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Mexico’s mid-term elections
Punishing bad behaviour (3)
Argentina’s economy
Plan Hang On (5)
Suriname
Presidential pardon
Bello
The last modernist

■Asia
The Rohingyas
The most persecuted people on Earth? (2)
Bangladesh and India
Mapped out (1)
South Korea and MERS
Don’t inhale (14)
Japan’s obscenity laws
Vagina monologue (3)
Revising Japan’s constitution
Peacemongers (3)
Banyan
Despite being a woman (7)

■China
Hong Kong’s economy
A motherland’s embrace (3)
E-cigarettes
Candy-flavoured smokes for kids (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Jihad and vandalism
Save our stones (1)
Israel and Saudi Arabia
The new frenemies (2)
Fashion in Saudi Arabia
The couture-buyer beneath the abaya (1)
Yemen’s war
No end in sight (6)
Jobs in Kenya
Guards, not guides

■Europe
Turkey’s election
The voters’ signal to Erdogan (9)
The Cyprus problem
Talking time (5)
Greece and the euro
Non-meeting of minds (34)
Corruption in Romania
Immune system (1)
Reinventing Paris
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Berlin’s castle
What would the Kaiser say? (1)
Charlemagne
A walk down solidarity street (5)

■Britain
Britain and Europe
Swimming the Channel (2)
Magna Carta at 800
Stitch in time (1)
Fiscal rules
Playing by the book (15)
The South Bank of the Thames
Views from the bridge Britain Only (1)
Votes for 16-year-olds
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The civil service
Squeezing the mandarins (1)
The Labour Party
Catatonic comrades Britain Only (3)
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A democratic embarrassment (5)
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■International
Weapons technology
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Uber
Driving hard (4)
Alan Bond, 1938-2015
Bond’s bubble
Apple and the music business
The second revolution
Renewable energy
Banishing the clouds (1)
Art sales
Brush hour
Executive-search firms
From headhunters to culture vultures
Schumpeter
The Washington wishing-well (2)

■Finance and economics
Deutsche Bank and HSBC
In hole, still digging (1)
Buttonwood
The wrong solution (3)
Iceland’s economy
The flows resume (1)
Financial crime
A bigger stick (4)
The Fed’s interest-rate projections
Dotty (1)
State-owned assets
The neglected wealth of nations (1)
Insurance in Asia
Astounding claims
Free exchange
A tight squeeze (4)

■Science and technology
Bioengineering
Towards a body-on-a-chip
Diagnostics
Retina selfie
Humanoid robots
After the fall (1)

■Books and arts
French intellectualism
They think, therefore they are (28)
American Baptists
Dipped in controversy (2)
The human body
Life in the round (2)
Duelling
Men at arms (3)
Milan Kundera’s new fiction
Unbearable lightness (2)
Boulez at 90
Happy birthday, Pierre

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The stealing time

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Entangled (249)
Devolution in Britain
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India’s bad-debt problem
Rump stake (5)
Cleaning up sport
Bigger than Blatter (30)

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America and the Middle East
A dangerous modesty (46)

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The Democrats
In two minds (22)
Domestic spying
A little sunshine (7)
Immigration
The future’s Asian (30)
Corruption in Illinois
Where’s mine? (4)
The Supreme Court
Speak some evil (18)
Homelessness
Nipped in the bud (10)
FAO Schwartz
Too much fun to make money? (3)
Lexington
Why Lindsey Graham matters (14)

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Brazil’s economy
Eating greens (7)
Indigenous Canadians
Truth and consequences (3)
Crime in Latin America
Quickie kidnappings (4)
Bello
Mixing tequila and caipirinha (2)

■Asia
Pakistan and China
Dark corridor (9)
Rohingyas
Still in peril (1)
Corruption in Indonesia
A damnable scourge (1)
Politics in Japan
Right side up (6)
Banyan
Whose splendid isolation? (151)

■China
Civil servants
Who wants to be a mandarin? (7)
Debt
The everything creditor (2)
A ferry disaster
Tragedy on the Yangzi (23)

■Middle East and Africa
African energy
The leapfrog continent
Dairy farming in Nigeria
Uncowed (1)
Qatar’s migrant workers
Still slaving away (4)
Dubai’s economy
Growing up (3)
Egypt’s demography
The too fertile crescent (1)
Stopping riots with stink bombs
A whiff from hell (21)

■Europe
Germany and America
Waiting for Schindler’s list
Turkey’s election
How big will the protest vote be? (8)
Ukraine and Russia
Misha’s moment (55)
Italy’s regional elections
Renzi checked (2)
Portugal’s government
Austerity without the anger (6)
The Roma
Left behind (10)
Charlemagne
Chronicle of a struggle (50)

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England’s cities
Spreading their wings (3)
Elected mayors
When it all goes wrong
Business and Europe
Divided loyalties Britain Only (3)
Life in Westminster
The nomads Britain Only
Drugs
Weeded out Britain Only (8)
Segregation
From infusion to diffusion Britain Only (4)
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Death of a Liberal (7)
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The FIFA scandal
Taxi for Blatter! (2)
Corruption beyond FIFA
Good money, bad money
America’s legal reach
The world’s lawyer (13)

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Japanese companies
Winds of change (1)
The Algosaibi affair
Edging towards a settlement
European business and climate change
Walking the walk (2)
Coal
Black moods (1)
Online advertising
Block shock (7)
Schumpeter
Sex in the boardroom (4)

■Finance and economics
India’s public-sector banks
Terms of Indira (8)
Buttonwood
Signs of a slowdown (7)
Investing in airports
Flying high (1)
America’s economy
Blip or blight? (5)
Greece's fleeing deposits
Stuffing mattresses (2)
Social isolation
With a little help from my friends (1)
Banks and money-laundering
A fearful number (2)
Financing capital goods
Keeping the grease (1)
New rules for IPOs in America
Open season
Free exchange
The force assaulting the euro (4)

■Science and technology
Oncology
And then there were five (6)
Helicopter technology
Chop-chop (2)
See shells
Reviving ancient shells’ colours
Portable robots
A handy collaborator

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Economic and social justice
Mind the gap (13)
China’s one-child policy
Only and lonely (8)
An African memoir
Ties that bind
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From rock to crock (3)
Japanese printmaking
Riding the crest (2)

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Making labour joyful (6)

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The weaker sex (94)
Share prices in China
Flying too high (22)
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Why Turks should vote Kurd (14)
Corruption in football
At last, a challenge to the impunity of FIFA (74)
Urban policy
How to shrink a city (36)

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Briefing: Turkey’s election
A big moment for Erdogan—and Turkey (10)

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California’s drought
All the leaves are brown (36)
Texas floods
Pray for a proper policy (30)
Cities versus suburbs and states
Texan tug-of-war
Capital punishment
Killing it (24)
Preventing juvenile crime
The witching hour (5)
Tourism in New Jersey
A Shore thing
Lexington
Mr Manchin stays in Washington (2)

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Mexico’s mid-term elections
Bucking the system (1)
Graft in Guatemala
Ten-pin bowling
Colombia’s peace process
Bullet proof
Bello
Suffer the children (1)

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Manhood
Men adrift

■Asia
South China Sea
Try not to blink (137)
Japan and the AIIB
To join or not to join (2)
Wartime history
Conflict zones (1)
Afghanistan
Season of bloodshed
Banyan
Learning from the pioneer

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Hong Kong politics
Determined (5)
Regional development
Big plan, a little fuzzy (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Ethiopia’s economy
Neither a sprint nor a marathon (6)
Oil in Nigeria
Problems at the pump (2)
South Africa’s economy
Dark days ahead (3)
The state of the caliphate
The fortunes of war (13)
Oman’s foreign policy
A country apart
Israeli politics
Cross channels (1)

■Europe
Russia and the West
Alternative reality (38)
Poland’s new president
Youthful conservatism (11)
The French right
Republicans in name aussi
Spain’s regional elections
Scattered support
Charlemagne
Part of the furniture

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The productivity puzzle
Under the bonnet (9)
The Queen’s Speech
Eyes to the right Britain Only (1)
European immigrants
What will become of them? Britain Only (2)
Trade unions
Back to the future Britain Only
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Holding the baby Britain Only (1)
Investing in forests
Where money grows on trees Britain Only
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Urban planning
Rus in urbe redux (1)

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Made to measure
Passé words
No way for fish
A charged view
Difference engine
Your phone on steroids(1)
Airline interiors
Flying into the future(3)
Air travel
Watching the world go by(2)
A guide to alternative smartphones
Ready to runcible(1)
Energy storage
Charge of the lithium brigade(1)
Brain scan
Britain’s spaceman(1)

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Football
Polishing up a tarnished trophy (135)
Cable deals in America
Malone wolf
Consumer electronics in China
From followers to leaders (1)
North Sea oil
Offshore fog (1)
The Washington Post
Exploring the Amazon
Health care
Bedside manners (1)
Schumpeter
A palette of plans (2)

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China’s stockmarket bubble
A goring concern (3)
Greece and its creditors
When the talking has to stop (4)
Buttonwood
The economics of bluffing (3)
Rating agencies
Undue credit (1)
Reinsurance
Compacts of god (2)
The yuan
Feeling valued
Danish mortgages
Homeowning Hamlets
Free exchange
A weighting game (5)
Marjorie Deane internships

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Astrobiology
Waterworlds (1)
Coping with adversity
Ecology
Pack power (1)
Multilingualism
Do you see what I see? (8)

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The multiple symbolisms of Palmyra
Stones that speak
American fiction
Size matters (3)
New Algerian fiction
Stranger and stranger
Saul Bellow
Early days yet
Cannes film festival
Beachcombing

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Lost and found

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The other battleground (54)
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The new Saudis (43)
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Unfair cop (5)

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Saudi Arabia
The challenged kingdom (5)

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The Patriot Act
Reviewing the surveillance state (23)
The Philadelphia mayor’s race
Hard graft endangered
ADX Florence
The terrorists' prison (1)
The biker brawl in Waco
Rotarians with chains on (64)
Chicago’s gun violence
What’s in a name? (2)
American families
Having it all, and then some (5)
Hope, Arkansas
Something in the water (1)
Lexington
What Elizabeth Warren wants (19)
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Separatism in Quebec
No, we shouldn’t (5)
Guyana’s election
A time to heal (2)
Sexual harassment
Criminalising the catcallers (3)
Bello
The Chinese chequebook (2)

■Asia
South Korea’s orphans
Pity the children
The politics of water
Peace pipe
Rohingya boat people
Myanmar’s shame (2)
Banyan
All at sea (5)

■China
Politics
And the law won (5)
Propaganda
A mighty mission (12)
Trees
Deep roots (1)
Correction: Bitter harvest

■Middle East and Africa
Islamic State
The caliphate strikes back (55)
Egyptian football
Red card for the ultras (1)
Israel’s foreign relations
Contra mundum (4)
Refugees in Lebanon
Outstaying their welcome
Burundi
Good coup, bad coup (1)
The African Development Bank
Risk on

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Europe’s Green parties
Verdant pastures (1)
Germany’s Eurosceptics
Rift on the right (2)
Ukraine’s front line
Longing for silence (12)
Mediterranean migrants
A splash of bravado (2)
Schools in Italy
A class divided
France, globalisation and sport
Ellipsoid beats sphere
Charlemagne
And then there were four (1)

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Scotland
The view from the north (3)
Death in Surrey
See no evil (1)
Dipping back into deflation
A 55-year rollercoaster ride
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Return of the dinosaurs Britain Only (1)
The police and austerity
Down beat Britain Only
Marks & Spencer
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Steve Hilton
Back in bare feet Britain Only
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Development aid
It’s not what you spend (2)
Philanthropy
Doing good by doing well (3)

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India
Modi’s many tasks(1)
Politics
How to run a continent
Religious tensions
Hindus to the fore(4)
The economy
Uncurl the body(1)
New cities
Let there be concrete(1)
Railways
A better lifeline(2)
Government and technology
Playing leapfrog
Foreign policy
High visibility
The diaspora
The worldwide web(1)
Modi’s next steps
Now for the serious stuff

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Samsung
The soft succession (1)
China's solar-panel industry
Burned again (27)
France’s nuclear industry
Arevaderci (1)
Brazilian construction firms
Knock ’em down, build ’em up
Gambling in Macau
Doubling down
Bombardier
Turbulence (1)
Technology in New Zealand
Kiwis as guinea pigs
Schumpeter
Managing partners (1)

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Ukraine’s economy
War-torn reform (2)
Buttonwood
Reversal of fortune (1)
Rigging the stockmarket
A cosmetic approach (2)
Asia and the world economy
A faulty gauge
Financial crime
Unsettling settlements (6)
Energy subsidies
Waste not, harm not (1)
Tackling tax evasion
America the not so brave (4)
Free exchange
Basically unaffordable (19)

■Science and technology
Synthetic biology
Only connect (39)
Democratising medicine
The crowd will see you now (1)
The oldest tool in the world
Early man
Graphene supercapacitors
Sheet lightning (3)
Exorcising photographic ghosts
Double take
Epidemics and artificial intelligence
Reservoir rats (3)

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The battle of Waterloo
A near-run thing (7)
Man Booker International prize 2015
Transcendental meditation (1)
Self-regard
You are not special (4)
Eastern Mediterranean history
Coasts and coalitions (2)
“The Sound and the Fury” on stage
Signifying something

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Who Sloanes Wins (1)

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The great distortion (151)
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Sweat the big stuff (56)
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More hands to rock the cradle (17)
Refugees
The hard journey (12)

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Ending the debt addiction
A senseless subsidy (6)
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■United States
Defence policy
America’s Amazons (9)
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Toying with a poorer world (4)
The Texan economy
Not quite so sunny (1)
Alternative politics
A Contract for the left (18)
Illinois’s public pensions
The bottomless pit (41)
Amtrak
Derailed
Lexington
Not running, but fleeing (29)

■The Americas
Cuba’s economy (1)
Picturesque, but doing poorly (2)
Cuba’s economy (2)
Day zero or D-Day? (1)
Brazil’s supreme court
Courtly intrigue (1)
Bello
The futility of coca eradication (10)

■Asia
People-trafficking in South-East Asia
Adrift (26)
Vietnam
Lost generations
Singaporean food
How much longer can they satay? (8)
Australia’s budget
No more emergencies (1)
The media in Japan
Speak no evil (3)
Indian politics
Resurrection (4)
Banyan
Là, tout n’est qu’ordre et beauté
Apology: Cambodia

■China
Farm subsidies
Bitter harvest (2)
China and global farming
The wrong direction (2)
A taste for art
Bidding masters (2)

■Middle East and Africa
The war in Yemen
From Aden to Camp David (1)
Arming Iran
After the nuclear deal (6)
Egypt’s economy
The lure of Sisi (3)
Iraq’s orchestra
The melody of life and death
Angola
The music stops (2)
South Africa's opposition
Black star rising (9)

■Europe
Ukraine and history
Fighting with ghosts (31)
Violence in Macedonia
Danger or distraction? (2)
A makeover for Milan
Time to spruce it all up (1)
French education
High flyers and sad failures (4)
German wages
Misery with a silver lining (3)
Charlemagne
Small boats, choppy seas (19)

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The new government
David Cameron’s big embrace
Britain and Europe
The interpreter (5)
Human rights
There may be trouble ahead Britain Only (6)
Liberal Democrats
Not dead yet Britain Only (8)
The race for second
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Thistles and thorns Britain Only (7)
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Parenting and work
A father’s place (14)
Paternity leave and child development
The dad dividend

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Keeping it on the company campus (3)
The oil industry
After OPEC (3)
Japan and corporate governance
At the sharp end (1)
News companies and Facebook
Friends with benefits? (3)
Germany’s corporate lobby
Turning American (2)
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