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

■Leaders
Government
The parable of Argentina (483)
Shareholder activism
Corporate upgraders (1)
Geopolitics
The petrostate of America (21)
Central banks
Fixing forward guidance (8)
Britain’s floods
Canute Cameron (42)

■Letters
Letters
On car safety, Cyprus, the NHS, Pete Seeger, climate change, beauty, food, trains, Congress

■Briefing
The tragedy of Argentina
A century of decline (19)

■United States
The economics of shale oil
Saudi America (42)
The Republicans
Hell, maybe (20)
Campaign advertising
How to date a supermodel (2)
Obamacare
The law’s delay (6)
Charter schools
Killing the golden goose (11)
New Orleans politics
Countertop corruption
Lexington
Of pensioners and pork (10)

■The Americas
Governing Mexico
All the president’s men (2)
Brazilian energy
Rain-checked (4)
Canada’s budget
Something doesn’t add up (4)
Bello
Time to hug a Cuban (2)

■Asia
Pakistan’s economy
The Urdu rate of growth (4)
Indian politics
Warm-shouldering (24)
Indonesia’s Aceh province
Laying down God’s law (2)
Malaysia’s Sarawak
Last of the rajahs
Japan’s cuisines
Acquired taste (1)
Banyan
Losing its rebalance (10)

■China
Cross-strait relations
Symbolism as substance (1)
Academic freedom
Don’t think, just teach (1)
Tourism and the trade balance
A number of great import

■Middle East and Africa
Zimbabwe’s economy
Sliding backwards again (1)
The Central African Republic
Sectarian savagery (10)
Nigeria’s image in Africa
Big country, thin skin (8)
Syria’s Palestinians
No more a haven (2)
Jewish refugees from Arab lands
Don’t forget what we lost, too (28)

■Europe
Putin and the media
Dreams about Russia (34)
Censorship in Turkey
Web conspiracies (6)
French reforms
Taxi wars (6)
Dutch angst
We need to talk about Europe
Protests in Bosnia
On fire (2)
The Cyprus problem
A glimmer of hope (4)
Charlemagne
Switzerland’s crossbow (40)

■Britain
The floods
High water everywhere (2)
Interest rates
Forward progress (5)
London skyscrapers
The ascent of the city (1)
Gas prices
Fuel on the fire
Harry Shindler
Freedom fighter
Immigration in Scotland
Wish you were here (7)
Ministers in the press
The Goveometer
Bagehot
The British Vikings (2)
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■International
Medical tourism
Medecine avec frontieres (3)
Online drug dealing
The Silk Road, reborn (3)
Valentine’s Day
Love’s enemies (3)

■Business
Corporate governance
Anything you can do, Icahn do better (1)
Biotechnology
Fever rising (3)
Manufacturing in Indonesia
On a wing and a prayer
Carmaking in Australia
Driven away (4)
Comcast and TWC
TV star (6)
The circus business
Sunstroke (1)
E-commerce in China
No profits, we promise
Schumpeter
The English empire (14)

■Finance and economics
Unemployment in America
Closing the gap (19)
Buttonwood
The growth paradox (2)
The German courts and the ECB
It isn’t over (1)
Investment banks
An ocean apart
South Korea’s housing market
Lumping it (1)
Credit cards
Skimming off the top (2)
Western Union
Finance in purgatory (2)
Free exchange
The Loch Ness consensus
Correction: Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

■Science and technology
Condom technology
Sheathing Cupid’s arrow (19)
Automated construction
’Bot the builder
Cancer
Secondary goals

■Books and arts
Hillary Clinton
Ladies first (1)
The lift, a life
Lift-off
America’s first subways
Boston loves New York
The pharmaceutical industry
When the times were a-changing
New theatre: “Love and Information”
Top girl (1)
New film: “Yves Saint Laurent”
Fold after fold

■Obituary
Shirley Temple (1)

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■Leaders
The global economy
The worldwide wobble (21)
Immigration
Barack Obama, deporter-in-chief (37)
The European Commission
Lagarde for president (9)
China’s environment
A small breath of fresh air
Organised crime
Dealing with the devil

■Letters
Letters
On livestock and emissions, California, technology and jobs, algorithms

■Briefing
America’s deportation machine
The great expulsion (2)
Deported Mexicans
Bordering on cruelty (1)

■United States
The farm bill
A trillion in the trough (4)
Trade
When Harry mugged Barry (2)
Obamacare and jobs
Insured and inactive (6)
College sports
Wildcat formation (2)
Immigration reform
Path of least resistance (2)
Assortative mating
Sex, brains and inequality (3)
Drug policy
Hoffman’s habit
The origins of man
Monkey business (6)
Lexington
Zero-sum politics (5)
Correction: Drugs

■The Americas
El Salvador’s gangs
Breaking good
Bello
Dilma’s tight skirt
Canada, America and oil
A pipeline runs through it (17)
Freedom of speech in Ecuador
Drawn and quartered (1)

■Asia
Politics in Myanmar
Not so fast (3)
Pakistan and the Taliban
Jawing with the enemy (3)
Crime and politics in Bangladesh
Bang bang club
Japan’s national broadcaster
My country right or righter (1)
Banyan
Approaching the endgame (1)

■China
The party and the media
Learning to spin (1)
Environmental accountability
Transparency in the haze (1)
Internal trade
It’s a continent, actually

■Middle East and Africa
Manufacturing in Africa
An awakening giant (2)
Somalia’s civil war
Pushing it across the borders
Sanctions against Israel
A campaign that is gathering weight (7)
The media in Saudi Arabia
Beating the censor (2)
Libya
Something to celebrate, at last
Repression in Egypt
The same old blanket

■Europe
German foreign policy
No more shirking (5)
France and America
Mr Hollande goes to Washington (2)
Italian justice
Untimely (1)
Spain’s right
A new Partido Te? (1)
Polish energy policy
A different Energiewende (1)
Charlemagne
Keep the door open (3)

■Britain
Ethnic minorities
Into the melting pot (3)
Booze-free bars
Shaken not slurred
Education reform
Gove battles the blob
Tories who like unions
A syndical ploy
Technology v the BBC
Yesterday’s news (2)
Regional unemployment
West Country woes
Bagehot
An urban phoenix
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■International
Government-to-government trade
Unbundling the nation state
The winter Olympics
Hot or cool? (2)
Web addresses
The name game
The ivory trade
Up in smoke (1)

■Business
BP
A shrunken giant
Microsoft’s new boss
Inside job (3)
Google, the EU and antitrust
Search over
The suit business
Material differences
How corporate bedfellows compare
Big companies’ revenue and profit
Trouble at the Panama Canal
Dead locks
Cable television
News you can lose
Schumpeter
Those who can’t, teach (4)

■Finance and economics
Turmoil in financial markets
Goldilocks and the bears (2)
Global monetary policy
Countervailing motion
Buttonwood
A new world for bonds (1)
A legal hazard for Brazil’s banks
The past is epilogue
Fees for hedge funds and private equity
Down to 1.4 and 17
Share options
The law of unintended consequences (1)
Commodity prices
Fixing the fix
Slums and social mobility
Down and out (2)
Free exchange
Massive open online forces (1)

■Science and technology
Gene therapy
Ingenious
Athletic enhancement
Breathe it in
Sexual selection
Hot wheels (37)
Bionics
Once more, with feeling

■Books and arts
Foreign fiction
Love in the time of killing
The making of Iraq
Man of the moment
Big data and society
The measure of man
Tribal art
Masks and magic
Fiction and software
Multilingual
Animals in history
Elephantasia

■Obituary
Philip Seymour Hoffman (7)

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■Leaders
Russia and the world
The triumph of Vladimir Putin (213)
Barack Obama’s state-of-the-union speech
Deal or no deal? (56)
Emerging markets
Don’t panic (22)
Thailand’s political crisis
A way out (10)
Tax rates in Britain
Francois Miliband (9)

■Letters
Letters
On climate change, Turkey, housing, hospices, Asia, sex and public life, renewable energy, Spain, marijuana (1)

■Briefing
Putin’s Russia
Sochi or bust (6)

■United States
Barack Obama
The state of the president (18)
The Republican response
More than a mom (3)
Class in America
Mobility, measured (3)
Utah’s dirty air
In the bleak midwinter
Pete Seeger
Bolshie with a banjo (8)
Old Mexico lives on (1)
The cadaver market
Death, where is thy bling?
Lexington
Heads and hearts (1)

■The Americas
Venezuela and Argentina
The party is over (12)
Bello
Relearning old lessons (23)
Canada’s Liberal senators
Kicked out (3)
Chile, Peru and the ICJ
A line in the sea (2)

■Asia
Afghanistan’s uncertain future
Playing with fire (6)
Thailand’s political crisis
The show staggers on (1)
Japanese politics
The odd couple (7)
A peace agreement in Mindanao
A fragile peace
Australia and asylum-seekers
Go north, young man (10)
Nauru
Aussies out! (1)
Western Australia
The Devil in the deep blue sea
Banyan
Snarling, not pouncing (1)

■China
The cost of medicine
Physician, heal thyself
Environment
Browner, but greener
Not thanking the motherland
Free spirit

■Middle East and Africa
South Africa
Jacob Zuma and his ailing alliance
Saudi Arabia
No satisfaction (1)
Sudan
Downhill
Sudan's borderlands
Restless
Yemen and al-Qaeda
An island prison? (1)
Israeli politics
Waiting on the right wing

■Europe
Ukraine’s protests
Praying for peace (38)
Hungary and the Holocaust
Statue of limitations (17)
Turkey
Madness on the Bosphorus (31)
The German mentality
Hail, the Swabian housewife (6)
Paris’s mayor
An all-female race (3)
Charlemagne
The euro’s hellhound (13)
Correction: Milagros Morago

■Britain
Scottish independence
Ayes to the left (5)
Politics
The Mili-plan
Interest rates
Fear of heights
Religion in Northern Ireland
Staging the scriptures
Law and order
What do the police do all day? (2)
Self-storage
The final frontier
Politics of conservation
Damp rising
Renewable energy
Little wonders
Bagehot
Parliamentary jousting
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■International
Teaching mathematics
Time for a ceasefire
Measuring health care
Need to know
Braille
Joining the dots

■Business
Walmart
Less amazing than Amazon (6)
Turkish conglomerates
Too big to fail, but in a good way (1)
European chemicals
Fixing a flat (1)
M-health
Health and appiness (2)
Machine learning
Don’t be evil, genius (4)
Schumpeter
We want to be your friend (5)

■Finance and economics
Emerging markets
Locus of extremity (1)
Buttonwood
The coin has two faces
ICBC and Standard Bank
Limited partnership (1)
Shadow banking in China
Credit paroled
Bitcoin
Bitten
Safeguarding European banks
Volcker plus
Microfinance
Poor service
The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
Caveat vendor (1)
Free exchange
The price of getting back to work (2)

■Science and technology
Human evolution
Kissing cousins (24)
Melting ice shelves
Filmy firn (2)
Preventing anaphylaxis
Not a nutty idea
Moths and sloths
Slow food movement
Creativity and cheating
Mwahahaha…

■Books and arts
The search for neutrinos
Digging deep
New American fiction
From near and far
Social mobility
Have and have not (2)
A South African childhood
Call of the wild (1)
Russia and America
Testy relations (1)
New cinema
The weird world of Lars von Trier

■Obituary
Claudio Abbado (8)

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■Leaders
Multinationals
China loses its allure (47)
Road safety
Reinventing the wheel (6)
European climate policy
Worse than useless (35)
Syria’s civil war
Desperate times (42)
California
The recovery (19)

■Letters
Letter
On state-owned assets, drug patents, Jewishness, the oil rush, railways, Robin Hood

■Briefing
Chinese consumers
Doing it their way

■United States
California’s economy
Bark if you don’t like deficits (3)
Food and drink
How to make men more lovable (5)
Surveillance
New rules for spooks (1)
Virginia politics
Of diet pills and posh shoes (1)
An obstreperous obstetrician
Dr No retires (2)
Laws about life and death
Brain-dead and pregnant in Texas (2)
Baby-boomers on skis
Old, cold and splurging gold (2)
Lexington
What does the Fox say? (8)

■The Americas
Latin America and Spain
Shoe on the other foot (2)
Venezuela’s labour market
Labour’s love lost (1)
La Salada
Stall stories (2)
Brazil’s rolezinhos
The kids are all right (3)

■Asia
Political crisis in Thailand
You go your way, I’ll go mine (20)
South Korea’s student protests
Noticing worries
An election in Tokyo
Blasts from the past (1)
Pakistan’s special court
General hypochondria
Banyan
The horcrux of the matter (7)

■China
Corruption
Less party time (1)
Stand-up comedy
Joking aside (1)
The trial of Xu Zhiyong
New citizens (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s civil war
Can he manipulate the West? (14)
Egypt’s referendum
Deepening rifts
Israel’s and Palestine’s gas and oil
Too optimistic? (1)
Yemen’s conference
No proper end
Nigeria’s army
Heads off (1)
Africa’s economies
A tippler’s guide (2)

■Europe
Italian reform
Renzi’s tricky bargain (4)
Protests in Ukraine
On the march in Kiev (4)
Hungarian politics
Against the odds (9)
The Spanish economy
On the mend (4)
Turkey’s turmoil
Erdogan at bay (1)
Charlemagne
Europe’s energy woes (2)

■Britain
Schools outside cities
Island mentality (2)
The labour market
Working it (1)
Welfare reform
Talk is cheap
Tramps in churches
Holy night
Black cabs
Rank protectionism (3)
The car market
In the fast lane (1)
Energy
Powering down (1)
Racism and sport
Play on words
Bagehot
Teddy Edward (4)
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■International
Road deaths
Driving to an early grave
The data of Davos
Who’s on the Magic Mountain? (20)
Romani
Travel talk
Gay-pride parades
Pride and prejudice

■Business
The cigarette industry
Running out of puff (3)
Civilian jet engines
Gearing up for a fight (1)
Corporate governance in Germany
Diversifying the board
Internet firms and taxes
Patch-up job (2)
Religious investigation services
The Lord’s outsourced work
Lionsgate
Fighting the system
Schumpeter
The not so Golden State (4)

■Finance and economics
China’s economy
In three parts
Buttonwood
The inevitability of instability (1)
Canadian sovereign-wealth funds
The year of the ant (3)
Bankia
From a low base
South Korean credit-card data
Card sharps
Tax breaks
Bribing the taxpayer (2)
The Big Mac index
Grease-proof taper (6)
Free exchange
Risk off (3)

■Science and technology
Malaria eradication
Cure all? (1)
Dracunculiasis
Good riddance (2)
Acacia, ants and antibiotics
Protect and survive
Computer security
Spam in the fridge (3)
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
The making of America
March of history (3)
New American fiction (1)
Mood music
Congo
The horror, the horror
Technology and work
Learn ‘n’ go (1)
New American fiction (2)
Change of pace
Chiwetel Ejiofor
The power of quiet (3)

■Obituary
Hiroo Onoda
Last man fighting (14)

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Football wealth (1)
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■Leaders
Technology and jobs
Coming to an office near you (301)
Defence in Japan
Don’t look back (119)
Ariel Sharon
He may be missed (64)
Bank capital
A worrying wobble (4)
Discretion
La Maison Blanche (186)

■Letters
Letters
On Europe's populists, alcohol, Germany, Narendra Modi, hunting, advertising, Los Angeles, Quebec (2)

■Briefing
The future of jobs
The onrushing wave (30)

■United States
Health reform
Young, fit and uninterested (24)
The great jobs puzzle
Working hard or hardly working? (2)
Industrial policy
Best state in a supporting role (3)
Presidential power
Obama rebuked (1)
Charismatic megafauna
Pandanomics (3)
Reality television
Tuned in, turned off
Pollution
Nor any drop to drink
Lexington
Mr Obama’s Iran problem (62)

■The Americas
Prison in Brazil
Welcome to the Middle Ages (36)
Canadian multiculturalism
The more the merrier (25)
Violence in Mexico
Lawless land (11)

■Asia
Japan and America
Surrounded by sharks (8)
The South China Sea
Hai-handed (2)
Rahul Gandhi and India
Watery sunrise (2)
India without polio
End of a scourge (3)
Rice farming in Vietnam
Against the grain
Banyan
No ordinary Jokowi

■China
The internet
From Weibo to WeChat (1)
Making money from WeChat
Nice little earner (1)
Stability v rights
Balancing act (14)

■Middle East and Africa
Negotiating with Iran
A big gap to close (9)
An Arab-Israeli dilemma
Might they want to join Palestine? (3)
Israel and Ariel Sharon
What if he had bulldozed on?
Tunisia’s constitution
It still sometimes feels like spring
Central African Republic
New management, old divisions
A law against homosexuality in Nigeria
Glum for gays

■Europe
French politics
Le Hollande nouveau (27)
Croatia and the European Union
More normal, and glummer (26)
Ukraine’s protesters
Still out there (12)
Germany’s energy transition
Sunny, windy, costly and dirty (15)
Charlemagne
Going cold on Turkey (37)

■Britain
The political landscape
UKIP gets serious (16)
The art market
Fairly popular (2)
Eurosceptics
A cunning plan (6)
Foreign income
Vanishing points
Asian businesses
The Muslim street (1)
Energy
The dash for cash (1)
Dying at home
Home help (2)
Bagehot
Taking grapes from Jeremy Hunt (2)
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■International
Organised crime
Earning with the fishes (5)
Skills and youth
All hands on deck
Livestock farming
Meat and greens (1)
Livestock diseases
On the zoonose

■Special report: Tech startups
Tech startups
A Cambrian moment(6)
Creating a business
Testing, testing(2)
Venture capitalists
From leafy to lofty(1)
Accelerators
Getting up to speed(2)
Building companies
Rocket machine
Business communities
All together now(1)
The dark side
Founder’s blues(2)
Hardware startups
Hacking Shenzhen(2)
Platforms
Something to stand on

■Business
Google
The new GE: Google, everywhere (30)
Anheuser-Busch InBev
Here’s to payday (1)
Mining in Indonesia
Smeltdown
Cable television
The $61 billion proposal (1)
Law firms
Charging more, getting less (1)
Business education
Build it and they may come (1)
Batteries
Out of juice (2)
Restaurant chains
The activists’ cookbook (2)
Schumpeter
Measuring management (2)

■Finance and economics
Sovereign-debt markets
Following a new script (1)
Leverage ratios
Leavened (1)
Picking the world champion of trade
Trading up (1)
Chinese capital flows
Hot and hidden
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac
Reopening the taps (7)
The accuracy of equity research
Consistently wrong (1)
Private equity
Buy-in barons
Shares in emerging markets
Scarce (12)
Free exchange
The weather report

■Science and technology
Aircraft safety
Strike out! (6)
Physical chemistry
The benefits of money laundering (2)
Cryptography
Unsafe and sound
Ocean acidification
A shrinking problem
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
Mapping China
A cartographer’s dream
Japan
Sitting tight
Education in America
Go your own way (3)
Helen Suzman
Liberal light (2)
The slave trade
Not black and white
The joy of reading
Literary voyeurism (2)

■Obituary
Ariel Sharon (5)

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■Leaders
Privatisation
The $9 trillion sale (32)
France’s economic woes
Can Francois do a Gerhard? (10)
Drug legalisation
Of bongs and bureaucrats
Securitisation
It’s back (7)
Britain’s planning laws
An Englishman’s home (6)

■Letters
Letters
On France, hotels, Heathrow, Iran, William Petty, films, our "country of the year"

■Briefing
State-owned assets
Setting out the store (1)
Privatisation in Greece
Hellishly Hellenic (1)

■United States
The economy
Is this the year growth takes off? (1)
Marijuana legalisation
High time (8)
Tobacco and health
Where there’s smoke
Robert Gates’s memoir
Everything was political
New Orleans mayoral election
No switch for Mitch
Criminal justice
Fishy tales (1)
Positive parenting
Beyond the naughty step (2)
Chris Christie
A bridge too far? (3)
Lexington
The Robin Hood trap (4)

■The Americas
Tensions in Argentina
Holding the ring (2)
Correction: Argentina’s maize harvest
Reforms in Cuba
Seat belt, mirrors, brake (1)
Mexico’s cowboy pilgrims
Saddle up, kneel down (2)

■Asia
Bangladesh’s election
Another beating (11)
Cambodian democracy
Bruised, bloodied and probably broken
Politics in India
Stirring the pot (3)
Banyan
The trouble with democracy (4)

■China
Urban renewal (1)
New frontiers
Urban renewal (2)
Not so grim up north-west
Death of a film mogul
Kung fu fight king (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria, Iraq and al-Qaeda
The jihadists may have gone too far (28)
Israel and Palestine
He may be getting somewhere, after all (14)
Egypt and its referendum
Back to the bad habits of the past? (3)
Rural decline in Iran
Nothing idyllic (1)
South Africa
Family feuds

■Europe
France
Francois Hollande, liberal? (2)
Angela Merkel’s pelvis
Dangerous even at low speed
Balkan politics
Serbian shenanigans
Latvia’s government
New currency, new leader
Italian politics
Left upset (2)
Charlemagne
Aegean stables (1)

■Britain
House-building
Breaking the stranglehold (1)
Ornithological trends
This bird has flown
The coalition
Off the chart
Chiltern Railways
The engine that could
Broadband
More haste, less speed
Affluent Liverpool
Penny lane (1)
Atlantic storms
Tiddly om…
Legal aid
Crime doesn’t pay
Bagehot
The weathermaker
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■International
Jewishness
Who is a Jew? (40)

■Business Books Quarterly
Corporate culture
Learning the lingo(1)
Entertainment companies
Give me another hit(2)
American banks
Not big enough(1)
Business strategy and technology
The Big Bang Theory

■Business
Big carmakers
Kings of the road
Electric cars
Charging into America (1)
IBM
A cure for the Big Blues (5)
Samsung
Fluffed lines
German weapons firms
No farewell to arms (3)
Cruise operators
Sailing into headwinds (2)
Cosmetics
Because it’s no longer worth it (1)
Schumpeter
From dodo to phoenix

■Finance and economics
The return of securitisation
Back from the dead (1)
The return of IPOs
Back with a boom
Turkey’s economy
The mask is off (6)
Euro-area economy
In the danger zone (1)
Private placements
Ex uno, plures
New York city’s retirement funds
Pension complex
Energy subsidies
Fuelling controversy (2)
Free exchange
This time is worse

■Science and technology
Astronomy
Planetology comes of age (1)
Diabetes and insulin
Not-so-bitter pill
Academic publishing
No peeking… (14)
Biomedical research budgets
The party’s over (1)
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
Protest in Russia
Riotous assembly (20)
Rubbish
Plastic arts
Literary ladies
Come the X-chromosome
Chinese fiction
Learning to live
New cinema: “Her”
I me mine (4)

■Obituary
Mikhail Kalashnikov (1)

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