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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (10)

■Leaders
The power of families
Dynasties (60)
Turkey and Armenia
A time to heal (43)
General Electric
Back to business
Reform in China
The quiet revolution (18)
Contraception in America
Don’t recoil from the coil (11)

■Letters
Turkey, British politics, universities, campaigns, illustrations
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
China's economy
Coming down to earth (57)

■United States
Marco Rubio
Young, gifted and not Barack (38)
The Clinton campaign
Mystery machine (19)
Deepwater Horizon
Double, double, oil and trouble (3)
Young Mormon women
Gospel v gown (33)
Busking in the digital age
Cops and rockers (2)
Implants and IUDs
Taking the bother out of birth control (6)
Lexington
The man with a plan for Iran (93)
Correction: What does Hillary stand for?

■The Americas
Central America
Stemming the migrant tide (2)
Protests in Brazil
Tropical tea party (34)
Religion in Cuba
Chango unchained
Bello
Putting politics before family (3)

■Asia
The internet in Vietnam
If a tree falls… (1)
South Korea and Japan
Tentative two-step
Japan’s rural regions
Hometown dues
The marriage squeeze in India and China
Bare branches, redundant males (37)
Banyan
Storm-tossed (7)

■China
The greying economy
Bang goes retirement (3)
Enforcing environmental rules
Saving fish and baring teeth (1)
Censorship
The Mao taboo (22)

■Middle East and Africa
Russia in the Middle East
Putin’s targeted strike (38)
The war in Yemen
Arabia Infelix (11)
The Muslim Brotherhood
Hoping for a reprieve (1)
Drug abuse in Egypt
A pill for work and play (1)
Sudan’s politics
May the only man win
South Africa’s politics
Black to trump white? (3)

■Europe
Russia and the West
How Vladimir Putin tries to stay strong (170)
Migrants in the Mediterranean
The numbers nightmare (33)
Germany and asylum
Is Tröglitz everywhere? (8)
Balkan warriors abroad
Fight the good fight (3)
Hungarian politics
On the march (1)
France’s National Front
A family feud
Charlemagne
Turning Finnish

■Britain
Election manifestos
The cross-dressers
Housing and the election
The right to buy...votes Britain Only
Young voters
Apathetic fallacy (1)
Markets and the election
Two tales of the city Britain Only
NIMBYism and the election
The anti-tarmac vote Britain Only (2)
Campaign diary
On the trail Britain Only (1)
Citizenship
Paytriotism Britain Only (6)
Bagehot
The limits to ridicule (5)
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■International
The Armenian massacres
Was it genocide? (64)
Classifying acts of evil
Naming the unspeakable (4)
The Vatican and Turkey
Never forget (1)

■Special report: Family companies
Family companies
To have and to hold(2)
Typology
United by diversity
The upsides
Old-fashioned virtues
The downsides
All too human
Making it work
The family way(1)
Asia
Asian values
Perpetuating inequality
To those that have(2)
Management theory
Survival of the fittest(2)

■Business
Europe v Google
Nothing to stand on (72)
General Electric
Banking on de-banking (2)
Mixing commerce and banking
Risky business
Telecoms equipment
Engaged tone (4)
Information technology
The cheap, convenient cloud (1)
Moore’s law turns 50
Ever more from Moore (2)
Schumpeter
A very British business

■Finance and economics
Liquidity in markets
Frozen (3)
Buttonwood
A zeal for deals (1)
Oil prices
Unconventional but normal (19)
Regulating investment advice
Seller beware (1)
Offshore finance
Trouble in paradise (1)
Global housing markets
Property puzzles
Investing in wine
Intoxicating (7)
Free exchange
String-pushers (3)

■Science and technology
Domestic automation
Robochef gets cooking (11)
Biofuels
Thin harvest (2)
Gender bias in science
The unfairer sex? (5)
Looking for aliens
Infra digging (45)

■Books and arts
Reforming Islam
Thoughts on its future (65)
American poetry
From love to grief to gaiety (1)
Armenian history
Gunning for the G-word (14)
Eric Ravilious
Another world, another time

■Business books quarterly
Improving employee productivity
On your toes (2)
Entrepreneurship in India
Ready, steady, go (2)
Information technology
Caged lions (1)

■Obituary
Obituary: Günter Grass
The beat of the drum (3)

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■The world this week
Politics this week (2)
Business this week
KAL's cartoon (3)

■Leaders
Hillary Clinton in 2016
What does Hillary stand for? (119)
Repression in Malaysia
Disconnect (6)
The euro-zone revival
Don’t get europhoric (8)
Nuclear non-proliferation
A nuclear test for the Obama doctrine (8)
Britain’s taxes
No to non-doms (10)

■Letters
On equality, Britain, Singapore, judo, airports, business cards
Letters

■Briefing
Volcanoes and climate
After Tambora (10)

■United States
Hillary Clinton in 2016
A contest, or a coronation? (4)
Rand Paul
Rand’s stand (31)
Guns and anger
Trigger happy (22)
Drought in California
The price is wrong (7)
Chicago’s mayoral election
Little time for celebration (9)
Lexington
Imitation games (1)

■The Americas
Normalisation with Cuba
The thrill of the thaw (3)
Elections in Bolivia
No, MAS
Bello
A warmer Latin climate for Obama (4)

■Asia
Economic policy in Japan
End of the affair (6)
Terrorism in Malaysia
Lurch to illiberalism (7)
Politics in Taiwan
Sunflower seeds (1)
Banning beef in India
The pink and the saffron (9)
Australia’s Great Barrier Reef
Judgment day (2)
Crown-of-thorns starfish
Coral-killers

■China
Opinion polls
The critical masses (5)
Government websites
Zombies in the cloud
Banyan
Where all Silk Roads lead (6)

■Middle East and Africa
Iran nuclear deal
Too soon to celebrate (4)
The war against Islamic State (1)
Creeping toward Damascus (1)
The war against Islamic State (2)
Mosul beckons
Libya’s civil war
An oily mess
Nigerian politics
Please don’t expect miracles (2)
Urban regeneration
Polishing the city of gold (1)
An atrocity in Kenya
Could things get worse? (38)

■Europe
Reforming Italy’s government
Working on it
Turkish politics
Taken hostage (7)
Poland’s election
Echoing crash (12)
Eastern Ukraine
In the fold (11)
Greece and Russia
Desperate times (6)
French radio
Vive la résistance (2)
Charlemagne
Belarus and the great bear (2)

■Britain
Nicola Sturgeon
Calling the tune
Taxes and the election
All must pay
Campaign diary
On the trail Britain Only (1)
Health care
Scaling up Britain Only
Young and workless
Youth employment Britain Only (1)
The gay vote
Coming out Britain Only (1)
The skills shortage
Mind the gap Britain Only (3)
Bagehot
The shrivelled middle (1)
Internship
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■International
Energy efficiency
Green around the edges
Renewable energy
Not a toy

■Special report: Britain's election
Introduction
The 2015 variety show
The party leaders
In the land of the blind
Britain’s economy
A strange recovery(2)
The public finances
The national interest
Immigration
Raise the drawbridge
Devolving power in England
Urban uprising
Defence and foreign policy
Keeping up appearances(2)
Law and order
The lesser-spotted worry(1)
Welfare
Benefits treat
Health care
Too big to bail out(1)
Business and entrepreneurship
(Almost) sealing the deal
Infrastructure
Creaking foundations
Energy and greenery
Power play
Education
Repeat after me(4)
The future of the UK
Pulling at the seams
Electoral arithmetic
Ain’t got that swing

■Business
Shell and BG
A vote for gas (5)
Commercial drones
Up (2)
Streaming video
A business home run
Drug dealing
The net closes (1)
Ageing consumers
Chasing the grey yen (2)
European business and the recovery
Green shoots, risk of frost
Schumpeter
Retail religion (3)

■Finance and economics
Growth in America
Careful now
Financing American firms
Open the floodgates (2)
The global economy
Diminished hopes (14)
Financial secrecy
Cracking the shells (6)
Cash in Argentina
Low bill (1)
Free exchange
Outlaw economics (2)

■Science and technology
Expanding the internet
Sky-Fi
Medical robotics
To the point (1)

■Books and arts
Contemporary art
New on the Rialto (1)
Africa’s natural resources
Blood earth
John Aubrey, fictional diarist
A man for all seasons
Reading
Cabinet of curiosity (1)
Caring about the dead and the dying
How to remember (1)
New fiction
Born to be wild

■Obituary
Obituary: Fredric Brandt
Fredric Brandt (11)

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■The world this week
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KAL's cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Urban land
Space and the city (130)
Nigeria’s election
Three cheers for democracy (37)
Prenatal care
Great expectations (13)
British foreign policy
Punch and duty (25)
Special economic zones
Not so special (3)

■Letters
On Latin America, Russia, Japan, deep learning, America and Taiwan, companies, the budget
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Land-shackled economies
The paradox of soil (18)

■United States
The South
The present past (81)
The South’s economy
They wish they were in Dixie (22)
Delaware’s economy
The First State comes last (2)
Dating apps
Too many fish in the sea (1)
Indiana politics
Religious freedom v gay rights (67)
Senate Democrats
Unbroken Reid (3)
Lexington
Why the gun lobby is winning (144)

■The Americas
Venezuela
Maduro’s muzzle (11)
Bullfighting
Matadors on the march
Peru’s government
A jarring defeat
Bello
The neglected art of biography

■Asia
Malaysian politics
Riding a tiger (4)
Ethnic minorities in Vietnam
Out of sight (1)
Elections in Central Asia
No choice
Japan’s working poor
Struggling (6)
Banyan
The power and the hoary (1)

■China
Poverty in China
Just a little bit richer (5)
The internet
Great walls of fire (16)
Stolen artefacts
Relics of plunder (18)

■Middle East and Africa
Nigeria's election
Hail to democracy (24)
The Iran nuclear talks
Not yet the real deal (2)
Saudi Arabia and Yemen
The test for a new monarch (7)
Yemen
The old man who won’t go away
Syria’s civil war
Assad on the back foot (3)
Politics in Somalia
Reluctant to admit another failure (1)
South African history
Rhodes rage (2)

■Europe
Germany’s political logjam
An uncomfortable arrangement
Ethnic minorities in France
An edgy inquiry (3)
Spanish politics
Something old, something new
Russia’s politics of memory
Nemtsov Bridge (5)
An angry Dutch mood
A low-spirited country (6)
Charlemagne
Not-so-private lives (7)

■Britain
Defence and diplomacy
Little Britain (7)
A Tory titan retires
William, it was really nothing (2)
The Liberal Democrats
The hands of fate Britain Only (1)
Scottish housing
Everyman’s castle Britain Only (1)
Campaign diary
On the trail Britain Only
Bagehot
Pricking the bubble (1)
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■International
Prenatal health and life outcomes
Unequal beginnings (3)
Smoking in pregnancy
Huffing and puffing
Correction: The good, the bad and the hideous

■Business
Microsoft at middle age
Opening Windows (37)
Steelmaking
Twin peaks (1)
Startups in Mexico
Techs-Mex
Iran’s oil
Rusty taps (1)
Tyremaking
Apollo’s mission
Schumpeter
Valley of the dudes (1)

■Finance and economics
Special economic zones
Political priority, economic gamble (2)
Buttonwood
Hung, drawn and first-quartered
Investing in art
A study in red and black
German property
Braking bad (3)
Corruption in Brazil
Taxmen on the take (6)
Nigeria’s economy
To the victor the toils (2)
Greece and its creditors
Starting to list (7)
Free exchange
Meeting up (7)

■Science and technology
Exploration (1)
Wiring the world below (2)
Exploration (2)
The worlds beyond
Powering space travel
NASA’s dark materials (2)
Emergency medicine
Someone to hold your hand (1)
An ancient mother
Cretaceous insects

■Books and arts
The real Steve Jobs
Jobs 2.0 (3)
Britain and the European Union
The Brexit dilemma (9)
Ultra-short fiction
Flash mob
A memoir of life and friendship
Time it was
Collecting private information
Uses and abuses (2)

■Obituary
Obituary: Sashimani Devi
A marriage made in heaven (1)

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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (13)

■Leaders
Universities
The world is going to university (207)
Development
The 169 commandments (12)
The White House in 2016
Cruz the bruiser (107)
America, Israel and Iran
The ire over Iran (160)
Brazil and its president
Dealing with Dilma (27)
Lee Kuan Yew
The wise man of the East (36)

■Letters
On health care, smartwatches, nuclear bombs, Harvard, Captain America
Letters

■Briefing
Briefing: Lee Kuan Yew
Asia’s city-statesman (53)

■United States
Ted Cruz
Baptist of fire (17)
Early announcers seldom win
Cruising ahead (1)
Chicago’s mayoral election
Can Jesús save Chicago? (33)
California’s Senate race
The unresisted rise of Kamala Harris (4)
Environmental law
Coal states v Uncle Sam (4)
Crude-oil exports
Binning the ban (8)
Juvenile justice
Children in adult jails (3)
Lexington
Unhappy Jewish America (203)

■The Americas
Colombia and the FARC
Treading carefully (3)
Bello
Cleaning up Latin American democracy (7)
Vancouver
More tax, less traffic? (5)
Dengue fever in Brazil
When it rains, it pours (4)

■Asia
Tourism in Japan
Treasure hunt (2)
Singapore after Lee Kuan Yew
After the patriarch (5)
Thailand after the coup
The pen and the sword (10)
China, Japan and South Korea
The buds of March (3)
Education in India
Wall of shame (39)
Afghan-American relations
Love bombs
Banyan
What’s the big deal? (5)

■China
Politics
The devil, or Mr Wang (28)
High-tech sanitation
Race to the bottom (11)

■Middle East and Africa
War in Yemen
Riyadh enters the fray (4)
Iran and Shia militias
The Shia crescendo (35)
Israel and America
How not to win friends (22)
Golf in the Arab world
New shades of green (1)
Rwanda’s political future
King Paul (37)
Nigeria’s oil
Crude politics (6)

■Europe
Ukraine’s future
President v oligarch (81)
French elections
Ménage à trois (2)
Turkey’s AK party
Cracks in the façade (19)
Air disaster in France
A crash in the Alps
Greek crisis
The squeeze tightens (64)
Sweden and the Middle East
Clean hands, fewer friends (19)
Charlemagne
In Germany’s shadow (49)

■Britain
Politics
What will move the needle? (14)
David Cameron
The retiring type (4)
Politics in the north-west
The boomtown reds
Islamist students
Studying jihad? Britain Only (55)
Religion and free speech
The right to be rude Britain Only (4)
Oxford
Dreaming cranes Britain Only (1)
Burying Richard III
The hunch paid off Britain Only (6)
Telecoms regulation
Crossed wires Britain Only (1)
Bagehot
They haven’t gone away (7)
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■International
Global economic development
Unsustainable goals (18)
Assessing development goals
The good, the bad and the hideous (1)
Internship

■Special report: Universities
Universities
Excellence v equity(36)
Rankings
Top of the class(13)
NYU’s Abu Dhabi campus
A pearl in the desert(3)
Privatisation
Mix and match
America
A flagging model(6)
Technology
Not classy enough(8)
Policy options
Having it all(4)

■Business
Coal mining
In the depths (4)
Buffett buys Kraft Foods
A big bite (16)
Mobile services
The message is the medium (8)
Pay rises in America
Serfs up (5)
Startups in Myanmar
Land of temples and tech
Chinese firms in Europe
Gone shopping (6)
Corporate governance in Japan
Fanuc stoops to conquer
Schumpeter
Firm beliefs

■Finance and economics
Bank resolution
Pre-empting the next crisis (2)
Buttonwood
Mayday (1)
South Korea’s economy
A tiger in winter
Benjamin Lawsky
Shock therapy
Inequality and housing
Through the roof (16)
European bank mergers
Passport check (1)
Milk and economic development
No use crying (69)
Free exchange
Towers of Babel (3)

■Science and technology
Drones
The buzz of something new
Microbiology
Out of a pickle (1)
Invasive species
Not weeds (16)
Computer security
Hacking the hackers (22)
Genes and infection
Under the influence (1)
Predicting earthquakes
The chickens are restless (10)

■Books and arts
Boko Haram
Bringers of sorrow (3)
Nigerian fiction
Fathers and sons (1)
The story of Polaroid
Land of hope and glory (3)
Improving government
Delivery man
Contemporary classical music
Works of Glass (2)
Restaurant guides
Chefs’ specials

■Obituary
Obituary: Terry Pratchett
Of gods and men (14)

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■Leaders
The war against Islamic State
The caliphate cracks (113)
China on the world stage
A bridge not far enough (24)
Greece v Germany
Dangerous liaisons (111)
The strong dollar
Mismatch point (2)
Britain’s budget
But seriously (1)

■Letters
On political parties, the Olympics, Berkshire Hathaway, nuclear weapons, fox hunting, Hillary Clinton, Bobby Jindal
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
Islamic State
The pushback (12)

■United States
Appalachia
The Fifty Years War (13)
After the bankruptcy
Green shoots
Executions
The drugs don’t work (10)
Aaron Schock
At play in Peoria (5)
Government spending
Frugality for dummies (7)
Tax incentives
Sparks fly (3)
Lexington
Defending America (9)

■The Americas
Protests in Brazil
The wisdom of crowds (23)
Canada’s anti-terrorism bill
Let feardom ring (1)
Journalism in Mexico
Radio silenced (8)
Bello
Whose emergency in Venezuela? (3)

■Asia
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
The infrastructure gap (15)
Investment in Sri Lanka
Storm in a port (1)
Cyclone Pam
No enchanted evening
Benigno Aquino’s troubles
Victims of the raid
Same-sex unions in Japan
Summer of love (2)
India’s troubled opposition
The son also disappears (11)

■China
Hong Kong-mainland relations
Aisles apart (6)
Feminists
A bad day for women (1)
Smoking
Clearing the air (3)
Banyan
The golden urn (6)

■Middle East and Africa
The Israeli election
The price of Bibi’s comeback (44)
Jihadism in Tunisia
Terror at the Bardo (5)
Egypt’s economy
Thinking big (3)
Sport in the Gulf
A heavy burden
Mercenaries in Africa
Leash the dogs of war (1)
Corruption in Kenya
At long last, a prosecution

■Europe
Germany, Greece and history
Pointing fingers (13)
A French political fad
Jacques is back (6)
Irish politics
Eyes on the prize (1)
Migration from the Balkans
Quitting dreams, chasing dreams (2)
Rome’s papal windfall
A time to give thanks (1)
Charlemagne
Aux armes, journalistes! (5)

■Britain
The budget
Bust to boom
Budget politics
Ed Miliband’s one-legged stool
North Sea oil and the budget
Priming the pumps Britain Only
Pensions
Free to pay tax Britain Only
Welsh politics
It is unusual Britain Only (1)
Manufacturing
Energy to burn Britain Only (1)
The genetic history of Britain
Who do you think you are? Britain Only (29)
Bagehot
Leaner but meaner (1)
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■International
Televised political debates
Lights, camera, election
Political consultants
Spinning a win (1)
Correction

■Business
Professional services
Attack of the bean-counters (2)
Viacom
The autumn of Sumner (1)
The Algosaibi affair
A Saudi saga
Mobile telecoms in India
Under the hammer (1)
Schumpeter
The business of business (3)

■Finance and economics
Monetary policy and the markets
A leap in the dark (6)
Buttonwood
Skewiff (2)
The mighty dollar
Feeling green (12)
Notaries
The princes of paperwork (1)
Mobile payments
Unfriending cash
Iraq’s economy
An empty chest (1)
Free exchange
Game of zones (3)

■Science and technology
Pandemic disease
Never again (2)
Babbage
Speedy 3D (1)
Nutrition, IQ and income
Breast really is best (48)
Exploring the ocean
An ambassador to Neptune’s kingdom (4)
C02 and the climate
Flatlining (4)
Evolution
Beetlemania (1)

■Books and arts
Class and family in America
Minding the nurture gap (2)
English country life
Pride and promiscuity
The birth of Israel
Long, long road (7)
North Korean cinema
Loan-star state
Detroit Institute of Arts
Rivals and accomplices

■Obituary
Obituary: Naty Revuelta
For love of Fidel (3)

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■Leaders
Latinos in the United States
How to fire up America (146)
Global manufacturing
Made in China? (38)
French politics
The resistible rise of Marine Le Pen (11)
Britain’s economy
Spurious George (1)
Risk and data
A tricky business (2)
Israel’s election
Bibi’s a bad deal (65)

■Letters
On Brazil, pensions, price-matching, the Olympics, poverty, Grover Cleveland, legislation, apps
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
The Israeli election
Can Binyamin Netanyahu win again? (7)
How to build an Israeli coalition
Mind-boggling maths (4)

■United States
Technology and universities
The log-on degree (2)
New York’s best schools
Asians beware (21)
Is your degree worth it?
It depends what you study, not where (5)
Criminal justice
Lessons from Ferguson (27)
Iran and the bomb
Dear Ayatollah (29)
Bankruptcy and the economy
A fresh start (1)
Houston’s economy
Life in the sprawl (1)
Lexington
Paying fealty to farmers (2)

■The Americas
Corruption in Latin America
Democracy to the rescue? (9)
Bello
How deep is their love?

■Asia
Myanmar
The periphery cannot hold
Myanmar and China
The Han that rock the cradle
Japan’s asylum laws
No entry (7)
Tajikistan
Central Asia’s Putin
India’s social ills
How to damage India’s reputation (25)
Banyan
Trouble at home (1)

■China
Infrastructure
Aerotropolitan ambitions (4)
Organ transplants
Spare the bullet (1)
The economy
Bad beginnings (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt and Africa
Looking up the Nile (4)
Al-Qaeda in Syria
With the rebels or against them (3)
Morocco
The slow pace of change (1)
Devolution in Mozambique
Murder in Maputo
Africa and the internet
What’s in a domain?

■Europe
French politics
Operation detox (1)
Young Eurosceptics
Budding toughies (1)
Ukraine’s bail-out
When relief looks barely enough (4)
German demography
Ageing but supple (2)
Charlemagne
Your flexible friend (5)
Russia and Chechnya
The Caucasian connection (60)

■Britain
The economy and productivity
Bargain basement (3)
Politics
Downtrodden Labour (2)
Scottish engineering
From ships to satellites Britain Only
Parking
In a pickle Britain Only (2)
Educational reform
Teach first Britain Only
Care insurance
Forever young Britain Only
Top Gear
High-octane antics Britain Only (12)
Bagehot
Not just a hatchet man (1)
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■International
Modern slavery
Everywhere in (supply) chains (1)
Slavery and seafood
Here be monsters
India’s bonded labourers
One brick at a time (1)

■Special report: America's Hispanics
America's Hispanics
From minor to major
Language
Dreaming in English
Identity
A suitable box to tick
Politics
Not our thing
Cuban-Americans
Cuba libre
Casual workers
In the shadows
Faith
Pick and mix(1)
Gangs
The dark side(1)
Education
College or bust(1)
Media
Hearts and minds
Latino music
Listen to this
A multi-hued future
Have faith in the melting-pot

■Business
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