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The world this week (3)
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The on-demand economy
Workers on tap (101)
Greece’s election
The euro’s next crisis (107)
Sri Lanka
Last days of the Raj? (100)
America and Cuba
The new normal (15)
Hacking corporate networks
Losing the plot (18)
Letters

On suburbs, China, Terra Firma, the WHO, Ecuador, contraception, Germany, Lyndon Johnson
Letters (1)
Briefing

The future of work
There’s an app for that (69)
United States

America’s economy
A happy new year (66)
Cyber-security
Is Kim Jong Un innocent? (86)
New York’s mayor
The blue thread frays (178)
The new Congress in numbers
How politicians are unlike America (38)
Lexington
Ranchers v bison-huggers (29)
The Americas

Brazil’s economy
Rough weather ahead (31)
Corruption in Brazil
The big oily (57)
Argentina’s debt
Let’s not make a deal (11)
Asia

Elections in Sri Lanka
Down to the wire (10)
Myanmar’s Kachins
Eager mindsets (1)
Air safety
Pressing on (12)
Indonesia’s marine policy
Fishing trips (5)
Banyan
The centenary delusion (179)
China

The north-east
Back in the cold (11)
Middle East and Africa

Ebola’s legacy
After the passing (3)
South Africa’s electricity crisis
Unplugged (17)
Iran in Iraq and Syria
Death of a general (65)
Tunisia’s new president
Don’t be ageist (6)
Europe

Greece’s political crisis
Samaras’s failed gamble (110)
Turkey’s future
Forward to the past (103)
Spanish politics
Restless and resentful (29)
Berlin’s image
Losing its cool (12)
Hungary
Viktor goes to war (132)
Ukrainian Bessarabia
Towards the unknown region (144)
Britain

Tony Blair and Ed Miliband
Don’t go that way (31)
Household wealth
The balance-sheet boom
City Link
Not a very merry Christmas
Inner-city gentrification
So long, Soho (13)
Bagehot
Green grows the privet, O! (49)
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International

The office cubicle
Inside the box (16)

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■Leaders
World economy
Past and future tense (22)
Russia and the rouble
As ye sow, so shall ye reap (184)
Massacre in Pakistan
The blood of innocents (79)
Unrest in Hong Kong
It’s not over (23)
Our country of the year
Hope springs (32)

■Letters
On Cyprus, transport, Cinderella, China, the House of Lords, Ferguson, drones, Santa Claus
Letters to the editor (1)

■United States
Public pensions
America’s Greece? (25)
Jeb Bush and 2016
Joy division (12)
Homelessness in Hawaii
Paradise lost (8)
Cigarette bans
Smoke signals (6)
Lexington
Still in the trenches (7)
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■The Americas
São Paulo’s water crisis
Reservoir hogs
Nicaragua’s canal
Digging for truth (2)
Turmoil in Haiti
Street politics

■Asia
Pakistan
From the graveyard (70)
Terrorism in Australia
A nightmare comes true (17)
Japan’s election
The Abe habit (2)

■China
Propaganda
The art is red (1)
Housing
Why grumble? (5)
Hong Kong’s unrest
Folding the umbrellas (3)

■Middle East and Africa
The Muslim Brotherhood
Islamism is no longer the answer (4)
Palestine and the UN
Another gambit (25)
Women and the niqab
Hidden benefits (3)
Nigerian politics
Church, state and mosque (9)
Human rights law
First Kenya, now Sudan (1)

■Europe
France’s reforms
Cycling, but where to? (3)
Turkey and the European Union
Media freedom RIP? (16)
German xenophobia
Peaceful, but menacing (16)
Gas in Ukraine
On another front (10)
The European Commission
Friends in the right places (1)
Charlemagne
The battle of the scientists (1)

■Britain
Cybercrime
Thieves in the night (2)
Canals
Crowded waters
Cracking down in the City
Off the rails
Renewable energy
Perfect storms (4)
Bespoke libraries
For the person who has everything…
Bagehot
It’s behind you! (2)
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■International
International schools
The new local
The Arctic
Frozen conflict

■Christmas Specials
Christmas characters
The rule of three (1)
The Magna Carta at 800
The uses of history (1)
Charles Yerkes
Conquistador of Metroland
Origins of the Christmas feast
The flight of the turkey (1)
Preparing for the apocalypse
I will survive (2)
The revolutionary war
Perfidious America
The conquest of Mexico
On the trail of Hernán Cortés (3)
Savarkar, Modi’s mentor
The man who thought Gandhi a sissy (10)
Swine in China
Empire of the pig (7)
Container ships
Ancient and modern mariners
In search of lost time
Why is everyone so busy? (4)
Statisticians in World War II
They also served (1)
The flower business
The wild bunch
The future of golf
Handicapped (4)
Financial speculation
The baseball-card bubble
Barney Curley
Only fools and horses (1)
Life after power
The loneliness of Tony Blair (3)

■Business
Technology firms
Frothy.com (5)
European telecoms
Going mobile again
Lawyers’ pay
Bonus babies (1)
Baidu
Searching for the next big thing
Schumpeter
Sailing through a scandal

■Finance and economics
Russia’s rouble crisis
Going over the edge (181)
Buttonwood
Let’s get fiscal (4)
2014 in charts
Diverging markets (1)
Free exchange
Joy to the world (5)
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■Science and technology
Planetary science
Curiouser and curiouser (1)
Food allergies
Patching things up (3)
Electronic cigarettes and health
Vapour trail (7)
Vehicle pollution
Cleaner than what? (14)

■Books and arts
The Roman Catholic church
Chronicle of a papacy foretold (4)
The dark side of religion
Trouble and strife (31)
Minority religions in the Middle East
Not just the faiths of Abraham (1)
Art in Africa
Spirituality and contemporary African art

■Obituary
Obituary: Tashi Tsering
Between two worlds (11)

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Criminal justice
America’s police on trial (171)
CIA torture
Shock therapy (101)
Greece and the euro
Crisis revisited (33)
World Health Organisation
Heal thyself (3)
Climate change and geoengineering
Fears of a bright planet (32)

■Letters
On Google, political distrust, HIV, state pensions
Letters to the editor (1)

■Briefing
Accounting scandals
The dozy watchdogs (2)

■United States
Policing
Don’t shoot (33)
Torture
Shining a light on the past (9)
Farming in the Midwest
Of tech and troughs (9)
Urban foraging
Salad daze (5)
Charter schools
Big, not easy (10)
New York life
Mayor v mares (3)
Lexington
The immigrant numbers game (1)
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■The Americas
Violence in Mexico and Central America
A lethal culture (7)
Canadian identity
Chomping Timbits (15)
Brazil’s dictatorship
The final reckoning (5)
Bello
The power of the cursor (2)

■Asia
India’s Jammu and Kashmir
Modi’s northern lights (23)
Afghanistan
Old problems, new hope (9)
The Solomon Islands
Mark Three
Education in Indonesia
School’s in
Japanese property
Waking from sleep

■China
New media
Propaganda 2.0 (14)
Christmas celebrations
Oh what fun (1)
Football
The party’s goal (4)
Banyan
Tiger in the net (4)

■Middle East and Africa
The fight against Ebola
Exorcising the ghostly fever (4)
Donating the cure
The war against Islamic State
In the crosshairs (2)
Palestine’s land conflict
Death in the olive groves (8)
The state and Islam
Converting the preachers (6)

■Europe
Greece’s crisis
Samaras’s gamble (14)
Russia and Ukraine
Putin’s people (98)
Danish politics
Reticent populists (1)
Organised crime in Italy
Mafia in the middle
German universities
Between great and so-so (17)
Charlemagne
Ships that pass in the night (36)

■Britain
Politics
No more parachuting in (3)
Christianity in Northern Ireland
The devil you know (6)
House of Lords
A tizz about fizz (1)
Funding for postgraduates
A little help (1)
Stamp duty
Unexpected bills (4)
Britain in the Middle East
We’re back (12)
Boutique food shops
Deli-licious (2)
Care homes
Frail and faltering
Keeping mum at work
Working single mothers (1)
Bagehot
Nats, wha hae (17)
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■International
World Health Organisation
Too big to ail
Who wins the prize
Blessed peacemakers
Refugees
Rattling the tin

■Special report: Luxury
Luxury
Exclusively for everybody(5)
History
Saintly or sinful?(1)
Definitions
A rose by many names(1)
The business case
Beauty and the beasts
China
Beyond bling
Developing markets
The clamour for glamour
Demographic trends
Marques for millennials(1)
The future of luxury
Experience counts(1)

■Business
Corporate transparency
The openness revolution (8)
Corporate cyber-security
Horror movie (2)
Telecoms in America
On the airwaves
Foreign firms in Argentina
Waiting for Cristina to go (1)
Car emissions
Fuel’s paradise (2)
Treating autism
In development (1)
Schumpeter
The scale-up nation (1)

■Finance and economics
International trade
A troubling trajectory (5)
Buttonwood
Frozen or Buzz? (2)
China’s stockmarket
Dynastic bull (3)
Intellectual property in China
Patent fiction (8)
Capital standards
Buffing up (1)
Mexico’s economy
Pass the tequila (1)
Lending Club
Peer pressure (1)
The Federal Reserve
Opportunistic overheating (4)
Divisions at the ECB
Draghi and the dissenters (1)
Free exchange
An on-off relationship (2)
Economics writer
Clarification

■Science and technology
Geoengineering the climate
Into the great wide open (6)
Marine pollution
Charting the plastic waters (1)
The evolution of birds
A history of birds in 48 genomes (5)
The Galápagos islands
Trouble on the cards (3)

■Books and arts
England
A once and future realm (4)
Intellectual property
A clash of two copyrights (1)
Culinary analysis
Tasty talk
Chefs
Kitchen bwana
Cyber-warfare
Turning worm
American photography
Past prints

■Obituary
Obituary: Jeremy Thorpe
From glamour to disgrace (1)

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Politics this week (2)
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KAL's cartoon (4)

■Leaders
The new economics of oil
Sheikhs v shale (131)
Nuclear power in China
Make haste slowly (25)
Japan’s election
Abe’s last chance (12)
The transformation of cities
A suburban world (8)
Regulating robotic aircraft
Free the drones (10)

■Letters
On Ferguson, women, NHS, oil, economics, stae-owned firms, the Pacific, GM crops, Equatorial Guinea, getting old
Letters

■United States
Veterans
What next? (17)
America’s next defence secretary
Fit for purpose (6)
The budget
Deficit? What deficit? (5)
Seven years since the recession began: how America is faring
How America is faring (14)
Rehabilitating young offenders
Pups and perps (1)
Sex crimes on campus
Professors as judges (27)
Louisiana politics
Landrieu’s end
Lexington
Rick Perry’s no-frills airline (5)
Clarification

■The Americas
Colombia’s war
Picking up where they left off
Protests in Mexico
¡Justicia! (25)
Drugs policy in Canada
Local heroin (3)
Bello
The Cuban question (24)

■Essay
A planet of suburbs
Places apart

■Asia
Japan and Abenomics
Moment of reckoning (4)
Japan and the war
Abe’s demons (20)
Thai politics
Delaying the day of reckoning (8)
Rural development in South Korea
Pastures new
Correction: Japan

■China
Hong Kong and Taiwan
Losing hearts and minds (18)
Domestic violence
Home truths (7)
Banyan
The world is Xi’s oyster (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Israeli politics
Bibi’s bust-up (25)
Air strikes against IS
Phantoms in deconflict
Law in the Middle East
Judge like an Egyptian (2)
Oman’s succession
After the sultan
Sudan and the UN
Mission in trouble (1)
The emir of Kano
Banker v Boko (1)

■Europe
Georgia and Russia
Dreams deferred (11)
Russian gas exports
Pipe down (74)
Moldova’s election
Slouching towards Europe (6)
French politics
Déjà vu (7)
Sweden’s government
That was quick (37)
Dutch race relations
Blacked up (99)
Charlemagne
Poland’s progress (57)

■Britain
The autumn statement
‘Tis not the season
New homes
Building blocks
Maggie’s moggy and Tony’s tabby
Of mousers and men
Immigration and Europe
Time for tact (3)
Reshoring
Hardly reassuring
Leaving London
Heading north (5)
City devolution
Viva la Wolvolution (1)
Fuel duty
Easy riders
Bagehot
A fairly useful prime minister (6)
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■International
International justice
Nice idea, now make it work (2)
Climate diplomacy
Flexible or toothless? (4)
Bribery
Graft work (2)

■Technology Quarterly
Printing electronics
Chips off the old block(4)
Artificial reefs
Watery dwellings
Streaming media
Video in demand(1)
Nanomedicine
Hunting as a pack
Nuclear fusion
A big bet on small
Robot jurisprudence
How to judge a ’bot
On-demand science
Uber for experiments
Innovation awards
And the winners are…(2)
Modifying devices
Wanted: a tinkerer’s charter
Unmanned aircraft
The robot overhead(1)
Grid-scale storage
Smooth operators(2)
Film projection
The next picture show
Brain scan
Tesla’s electric man(5)

■Business
Nuclear power in China
Promethean perils (2)
German utilities
E.ON and E.OUT (2)
Motorbikes in India
Coming out for a Hero (1)
Online-advertising fraud
Dial “B” for bot (1)
Mining and corruption
Crying foul in Guinea (2)
Schumpeter
Test-tube government (1)

■Finance and economics
Shale oil
In a bind (2)
OPEC
Making the best of a low price
Deposit insurance in China
A premium for risk
Buttonwood
Take your pick (1)
Investment banking
Trading places
Corporate debt in India
Power cut (1)
Lithuania and the euro
Strange bedfellows (3)
The status of economists
The power of self-belief (8)
Private equity
Last hurrah
Free exchange
Poor behaviour (5)

■Science and technology
Manned space flight
This time it’s different... (2)
Neutrino astronomy
Balloon with a view (2)
Disseminating science
Lighten our darkness (6)
Animal culture
Left or right wing? (2)

■Books and arts
Books of the Year
Page turners (11)
Books by Economist writers in 2014
What we wrote…

■Obituary
Obituary: P.D. James
Murder most intricate (8)

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Trustbusting in the internet age
Should digital monopolies be broken up? (71)
Computer spying
Attack of the cybermen (9)
Race in America
The fury of Ferguson (99)
The European Commission’s investment plan
Fiddling while Europe burns (7)
Britain’s public finances
Check your sums, guys (15)

■Letters
On banks, dinosaurs, capitalism, net neutrality, Catalonia, Detroit, London, Shakespeare, averages
Letters to the editor (3)

■Briefing
Internet monopolies
Everybody wants to rule the world (8)

■United States
Immigration
Both relieved and worried (2)
Immigration and the economy
How migrants help (1)
Race and policing
We don’t belong here (9)
Chuck Hagel’s departure
Over and out (2)
Thanksgiving turkeys
Fowl maths (2)
Affirmative action
Harvard under fire (4)
Historic-house museums
Keeping up appearances (1)
Lexington
Mr Castro goes to Washington

■The Americas
Venezuela
On borrowed time (3)
Uruguay’s election
Feeling very mellow
Cycling in São Paulo
Tropic of Copenhagen
Bello
Dilma changes course (4)

■Asia
Afghanistan
So long, good luck
Japanese politics
To the district born (4)
Blasphemy in Pakistan
Bad-mouthing (3)
South Asia’s hydro-politics
Water in them hills
Banyan
A fault in his stars? (2)

■China
The new Silk Road
Stretching the threads (7)
Spam messaging
106 ways to annoy (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Piracy in Africa
The ungoverned seas (3)
Congo’s president
Will he, won’t he? (2)
South Sudan
The Christmas fighting season (1)
Iran nuclear talks
Time is not on his side (3)
Israel’s constitution
How Jewish a state? (21)

■Europe
French foreign policy
Cheese-eating warriors (14)
Germany and Russia
A new Ostpolitik (8)
The Cyprus problem
Intractable—or insoluble? (28)
Workers in Turkey
Not so safe (3)
Ukraine’s government
Tragedy and farce (6)
Italy’s political right
Salve Salvini
Charlemagne
Europe’s great alchemist (7)

■Britain
The public finances
Job not done
Britons in Europe
The balance of ailments (1)
Energy suppliers
Big switch Britain Only (1)
Black Friday
The long weekend Britain Only (1)
Genetically modified food
Frankenfine Britain Only (1)
HIV/AIDS
A spectre returns Britain Only
Infrastructure
Digging a hole Britain Only
Scottish devolution
Tax heaven Britain Only (6)
Bagehot
UKIP turns serious (18)
Andrew Miller (3)
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■International
Malnutrition, nutrients and obesity
Feast and famine (2)
Computerised espionage
The spy who hacked me

■Business
Low-cost airlines
Making Laker’s dream come true (8)
Budget carriers in India
In short-haul for the long run
Pharmaceuticals
The price of failure (4)
Electricity firms in Japan
Solar shambles (3)
The spirits business
Cheers to Uncle Sam
Estate agents
At home with technology
Schumpeter
Making a success of succession

■Finance and economics
Investing in government debt
Where others fear to tread
Setting monetary policy by popular vote
Full of holes (2)
Bankers’ pay
Bonded labour (1)
Buttonwood
Work, save, move (1)
America’s economy
The lonely locomotive (2)
The Nigerian economy
Well below par (2)
The falling yen
Low-calibre munitions
Celebrity economists
The sages of the pampas
Free exchange
Frequent but inefficient (3)

■Science and technology
Digital privacy
Cryptography for dummies
Annals of scavenging
A diet to die for
Electricity-free air conditioning
A cool idea (9)

■Books and arts
French history
Spring uprising
American politics
The odd couple
Indian politics
Witness to a landslide (6)
Patrick Modiano
French letters
Wonder Woman
A bird, but not a plane
Harvard Art Museums
Town and gown

■Obituary
Obituary: Marion Barry
Fall and redemption (1)

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Russia
A wounded economy (163)
Murders in Jerusalem
Keep God out of it (92)
Nuclear talks
Iran’s choice (3)
Japanese elections
Same race, same horse (3)
China’s monetary policy
The People’s Blank of China (1)

■Letters
On immigration, Ebola, marijuana, Iran, Greece, America, politics, China
Letters to the editor

■Briefing
The Russian economy
The end of the line (12)
Foreign-exchange reserves
Not quite all there? (1)
Regional successes
Bright spark

■United States
Drug addiction
The great American relapse (12)
Keystone XL
Back in the pipeline (2)
Infrastructure
Going their separate ways (4)
Atlanta’s new trams
All aboard! (3)
Criminal cities
The secret of success (2)
Campaign contributions
Live together, vote together (1)
Lexington
Barack Obama runs a red light (163)
Correction

■The Americas
Argentina
Cristina’s long farewell (2)
Health in Central America
Misleading means (1)
Bello
The great deceleration (3)

■Asia
Japanese politics
Taking up arms (1)
Energy prices in Indonesia
Fuel’s errand
Australia and global warming
Stranded (20)
Elections in Taiwan
Political surgery (7)
Banyan
Ashraf Ghani against the chaos

■China
Higher education
A matter of honours (4)
Inheritance law
A lack of will power (1)
Hong Kong politics
Clearing up (6)

■Middle East and Africa
The conflict over Jerusalem
Murder in the synagogue (5)
The war against Islamic State
Gaining more foes than friends (5)
The status of Zanzibar
Imperfect union (3)
Nigeria’s film industry
Selling BlackBerry Babes
Defence spending
Arms and the African (6)

■Europe
Germany’s economy
The sputtering engine (4)
Romania’s presidential election
A commonsense victory (9)
Protests in Hungary
Opposing Orban (27)
France’s centre-right
Sarko Redux (1)
Spanish politics
A three-cornered hat (3)
Portugal’s visa scandal
Buying their way in
Charlemagne
Cold comfort (8)

■Britain

National Health Service
The English reformation (1)
Satellite industry
Stars in their eyes
Hollowed-out cities
Empty centre Britain Only
Multiple births
Oh, baby Britain Only
Oldies behaving badly
Sex and drugs and getting old Britain Only (20)
The SNP’s new leader
Queen of Scots Britain Only (1)
The Anglican church
Praying for time Britain Only (2)
Water and competition
Ebb and flow Britain Only
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How not to treat Brand Britain (3)
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■International
Financial sanctions
The pros and cons of a SWIFT response (1)
FIFA and corruption
Hear no evil (12)
The war on obesity
Heavy weapons (10)
Paydays and mortality
Cash to crash

■Business
Government-controlled firms
State capitalism in the dock (2)
Vietnam’s state firms
Excess baggage
The taxi-app market
Uber-competitive (9)
Executive compensation
If you hire them, pay will come
Oilfield-service firms
Knowing the drill
Video games
Console-ation prize
Mobile telecoms
The endangered SIM card (5)
Companies in Poland
Growing the Polish Apple (7)
Canada’s natural-resources companies
Reputation management
Schumpeter
The tyranny of the long term (11)

■Finance and economics
The People’s Bank of China
Covert operations (5)
Buttonwood
Thinking outside the Bank (3)
Corporate venture capital
If you can’t beat them, buy them (2)
Business-development companies
Shadowy developments
The Greek economy
Grecovery (1)
Behavioural economics
Lying, cheating bankers (11)
Mobile payments
The cheque is in the tweet
Free exchange
No country for young people (23)
Correction

■Science and technology
Nuclear safety
The ultimate security blanket (1)
How Tibet was won
The barley mow
Antibodies v bacteria
Making resistance futile (2)
The fate of Philae
Where the shadows lie
Correction

■Books and arts
Russia
Band of brothers (5)
Quantum biology
Nature, the physicist
German history
Reformed character (1)
Children’s literature
Moomins’ magic maker
English family life
Busy people
Collecting modernism
Reconsidering

■Obituary
Donald Stookey
The joy of glass (1)

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The APEC summit and the Pacific rim
Bridge over troubled water (53)
The collapse of Ukraine’s economy
Don’t chicken out of Kiev (10)
Bank regulation
Capital punishment (7)
Catalonia’s future
Let them vote (132)
Mexico’s growing crisis
Reforms and democracy, but no rule of law (21)

■Letters
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■Briefing
Financial inclusion
A phoneful of dollars (1)

■United States
Congress and the president
Face-off (9)
Foreign policy
From olive branch to big stick
Climate change
Dealing with denial (6)
A presidential biography
Bush on Bush (2)
Corporal punishment
Spare the rod (7)
The Supreme Court
Drafting laws, vows and maps (2)
Can Detroit recover?
Chapter 9 draws to an end (2)
Lexington
The nostalgia trap (13)

■The Americas
Mexico’s leadership crisis
From bad to worse (2)
Term limits in Ecuador
If you can’t beat ‘em, referendum (1)
Sexual harassment in Canada
A harsh light (2)
Guyana
A 60-year schism (2)
Bello
A southern Reformation (1)

■Asia
The New Silk Road
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