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Finance in America
Subterranean capitalist blues (97)
The euro zone
Europe’s other debt crisis (18)
South Korea’s education system
The great decompression (15)
Puerto Rico
Greece in the Caribbean (25)
Trade liberalisation
Canada doesn’t get any sexier than this (19)

■Letters
Letters
On the north of England, Brazil, tax, start-ups, paddles

■Briefing
The new American capitalism
Rise of the distorporation (4)

■United States
Health reform
Computer says no (86)
After the shutdown
Where next? (1)
Pension reform in California
Mayors to the rescue (4)
Haunted houses
More boo for your buck (1)
Georgia politics
Raw Deal (1)
Raising children
Apps for brats
Metropolitan trade
Open cities
Lexington
Bush’s legacy (11)

■The Americas
Brazil’s oil auction
Cheap at the price (17)
The Canada-EU trade deal
Atlantic accord (2)
Farming in Colombia
Conflict’s harvest (1)
Argentina’s wealth gap
Barbarians at the gate (6)

■Asia
Indian foreign affairs
Eastern promise (2)
India, China and the Maldives
Maldivided (4)
Geothermal geopolitics in Korea
Another rumbler
The future of Laos
A bleak landscape (2)
Marine protected areas
Pitcairn’s bounty (1)
Banyan
Across the party wall

■China
Juvenile crime
Hard times (3)
Feeding 1.36 billion people
Daily bread (5)
Popular pastimes
Dancing queens (10)
Press freedom
New-found teeth (4)

■Middle East and Africa
India and Africa
Elephants and tigers
Guinea’s election
Investors need reassurance
Education in South Africa
Class action
The Sudans
Big fight over a small place
Saudi diplomacy
Pique your partners (11)
Saudi Arabia’s women drivers
Ovarian issue (1)

■Europe
German politics
In search of the right partner
French politics
A mishandled muddle
Spain and ETA
The assassin walks free (3)
Hungarian politics
Bitter battle ahead (4)
Germany and America
Bugging Mrs Merkel (109)
Turkey’s infrastructure
The sultan’s dream (2)
Charlemagne
A democratic nightmare (4)

■Britain
Illegal immigration
Over the top (2)
Scotland’s lucky MPs
Cosa Scotia (1)
Energy
Nuke it (1)
High-speed rail
A slow start (2)
Sunday Assemblies
Wholly spirit (1)
Public finances
The weakest links (2)
Chemicals and independence
Bubbling over
Bagehot
Duelling with Michael Gove (3)
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■International
Cash to the poor
Pennies from heaven (1)

■Special report: The Koreas
Parallel worlds(6)
Nuclear North Korea
Bad or mad?(2)
Demography
The 54th parallel(2)
Women in South Korea
A pram too far
A life of drudgery
Education
The other arms race(1)
Business
Corporate armistice(1)
Sing me a new song
Better lives
Snakes’ heads and dragons’ tails(2)

■Business
Mexico’s maquiladoras
Big maq attack
A Mexican start-up
Border buzz (1)
China’s outward investment
The second wave (2)
University presses
Homes for tomes
Tablet computers
Overdose (5)
Building brands in Africa
Pyramid scheme (1)
Telecoms in Algeria
A lost generation
Bangladesh’s clothing industry
Bursting at the seams (1)
Schumpeter
The Omidyar way of giving

■Finance and economics
The euro crisis
Debtors’ prison (2)
Fixing Europe’s banks
Cleaning the Augean stables (2)
Buttonwood
If you build it, they will fund
Spread betting
Going global (3)
Athletic investment
Skin in the game (2)
Financing Europe’s small businesses
Capital remedy
Mortgage-related bank fines
Payback time for subprime (8)
Puerto Rico’s debt crisis
Puerto Pobre (6)
Free exchange
A natural long-term rate

■Science and technology
Interstellar travel
Starship troupers (20)
The economics of interstellar flight
Starship enterprises (1)
Infidelity
Not so horny (4)
HIV and mothers’ milk
As luck would have it (1)

■Books and arts
New American fiction
Birdsong
Central American emigrants
Beastly business
Lucian Freud
Dishing it up
The making of Amsterdam
Freedom of the city
Royal Bank of Scotland
What a disaster
The birth of abstraction
Supreme

■Obituary
Erich Priebke
Just following orders (10)

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■Leaders
Problems with scientific research
How science goes wrong (267)
The fiscal deal in Washington
Worse than Europe, really (153)
Asset prices
A very rational award
Negotiating with Iran
The best v the not-too-bad (35)
Venezuela’s president
The crunch in Caracas (7)

■Letters
Letters
On Spain, Bulgaria, David Cameron, the census, art, missing people, roundabouts, energy, consultants (1)

■Briefing
Unreliable research
Trouble at the lab (32)

■United States
The debt-ceiling deal
Last-minutemen (241)
Infrastructure funding
Roads less travelled (4)
Across the divide (1)
Purple heart (5)
Across the divide (2)
The Christie recipe (1)
Rape in the armed forces
Breaking the silence (2)
Hurricane Sandy one year on
Stronger than the storm (1)
Lexington
Lawyers, beware lawyers (9)

■The Americas
Crime in Mexico
Out of sight, not out of mind (6)
Haiti’s army
Who needs them? (2)
A crackdown in Venezuela
News that’s fit to print (1)
Canada’s First Nations
These schools are our schools (6)

■Asia
Politics in Myanmar
Preparing for success
Press freedom in Japan
Secrecy and lies (7)
Drones over Pakistan
Drop the pilot (13)
State capitalism in Vietnam
Blowing in the trade winds (3)
Australia’s opposition
Now we need to talk about Bill (1)
Banyan
The meaning of Sachin (23)

■China
Relations with South-East Asia
Being there (44)
Online nationalism
Running dog eat dog (5)
Television
Drawing blood (7)

■Middle East and Africa
Iran and its nuclear plans
There’s a chink of hope (18)
Egypt
Back to the bad old ways (3)
Iran’s carpet trade
A magic comeback? (1)
Syria’s war
Reporters’ nightmare (3)
Yemen
A city on edge (1)
Kenya and the international court
In a tangle (2)
Politics in South Africa
Will the young bother to vote? (1)

■Europe
French politics
Against the odds (20)
Ireland
The eighth austerity budget (7)
Italy
How not to rescue an airline (9)
The church in Germany
Bishop of bling (2)
Riots in Russia
Dangerous game
Russian prisons
Slave labour and criminal cultures (3)
Charlemagne
On the Baltic slow train (10)

■Britain
Transport in London
Underground, overground (3)
Chinese banks
Open for business (1)
Andrew Mitchell
The price of cynicism (6)
Restaurants
Giving up the gosht (1)
Payday lending
Shark bait (1)
Motoring
A wacky race (1)
Labour and schools
Not so free after all (1)
Bagehot
The new Islamophobes (4)
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■International
Electricity
Edison’s revenge (4)
Solving global problems
Grey matters
Slavery
Dry bones (1)

■Business
Europe’s regional airports
Runway or another (3)
Ryanair’s future
Oh really, O’Leary? (9)
German property firms
Safe as houses
Soft drinks in Mexico
Fizzing with rage (3)
Business education for lawyers
Commercial law (3)
Technology and luxury goods
Catwalk credentials (11)
Taxis and technology
Tap to hail (6)
Schumpeter
A new business idol (15)

■Finance and economics
High-yield bonds
An appetite for junk (2)
Reforming the World Bank
Zen and the art of poverty reduction (3)
Buttonwood
Where there’s money, there’s risk (7)
Brazil’s development banks
A ripple begets a flood
Banks and tax evasion
Herve lifting (2)
American mortgage lending
Home sickness
The Hong Kong dollar
Buy now at 1983 prices (2)
Free exchange
Methods for all moments

■Science and technology
Particle accelerators
Small really is beautiful
Marine ecology
Robochop
AIDS
Bursting HIV’s bubble (1)
Human evolution
Unity or diversity? (2)

■Books and arts
Damien Hirst in Doha
They will come (1)
The man who assassinated JFK
Shot to pieces (1)
Rufus Norris at the National Theatre
Into the spotlight
Georgian London
True grit
Unconventional literary biographies
Reading between the lines
Life in Antarctica
Mind-numbing (1)
Malcolm Gladwell
Canned ham (1)

■Obituary
Norman John Gillies (4)

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■Leaders
The world economy
The gated globe (138)
African governance
Too many dinosaurs (4)
The Fed’s new boss
The dove v the desperadoes (12)
Water in China
Desperate measures (27)
Britain’s decaying towns
City sicker (6)

■Letters
Letters
On Armenia, Ecuador, e-cigarettes, Azerbaijan, 3D printing, Germany, Machiavelli, Bon Jovi, Congress

■Briefing
European utilities
How to lose half a trillion euros (13)

■United States
Raising the debt ceiling
The struggle continues (97)
Fighting terrorists
Kill or capture? (1)
The Supreme Court
Something in Washington that works (1)
Health insurance
The Obamacare software mess (74)
Expats and tax
Overtaxed and over there (74)
Street performers and the law
Busking it (1)
Higher education
Learned Luddites (18)
Lexington
How the shutdown plays in Peoria (14)

■The Americas
Cristina Fernandez
No sympathy vote (40)
Brazilian politics
Power couple (4)
Canadian Freemen
Freeloaders on the land (25)
Oil, Ecuador and The Economist
A volcano erupts (37)

■Asia
Indian politics
Splitting headaches (7)
The Maldives
Go away and vote again (2)
Indonesia
You’re nicked, your honour
America and Asia
Not being there (32)
Banyan
Not a pleasant prospect

■China
Water
All dried up (10)
River geomorphology
Divided by five

■Middle East and Africa
Uganda and its president
A leader who cannot bear to retire (8)
Tunisia’s transition
Keep that new democracy afloat
Eritrea and its emigrants
Why they leave (13)
Syria’s civil war
Will the jihadists overreach? (4)
Palestinian refugee camps
A new type of settlement (2)

■Europe
Spain’s economy
The worst may be over (15)
French politics
Dediabolisation (3)
Germany’s Greens
Torn but tempted
Georgia’s future
No change for the better (29)
Charlemagne
Adrift about boat people (86)

■Britain
Rustbelt Britain
The urban ghosts (5)
Press regulation
Twilight of the scribblers? (1)
The Birmingham Baccalaureate
Capitalists in the classroom
Maths and middle age
Riddling sums (2)
Inflation
The pinched (5)
Whisky
Mine’s an English (1)
Organised crime
Keeping up with the crooks
Bagehot
Dave’s problem with women
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■International
Measuring adult skills
What can you do? (11)
Bike-sharing
Taking off the stabilisers (5)
Public announcements
Funny business

■Special report: World Economy
World economy
The gated globe(5)
The history of globalisation
Railroads and hegemons(1)
Financial fragmentation
Too much of a good thing(1)
Capital
Just in case
Trade
In my backyard
Protectionism
The hidden persuaders(1)
Political pressures
A question of trust
The outlook
What kind of capitalism?(3)

■Business
Chinese industry
Haier and higher (3)
Religious tourism
Pennies from heaven
Entrepreneurs in Zimbabwe
Silicon and pine (2)
Watching television
Cracking the screens (1)
Airbus and Boeing
Turning Japanese
Global construction
Three legs good?
Schumpeter
Not open for business (20)

■Briefing
Business education
Change management (6)
The world's best business programmes
Which MBA?, 2013 (30)

■Finance and economics
America’s debt ceiling
Hitting the roof (9)
Buttonwood
Sound the retweet (3)
The new head of the Federal Reserve
Dove ascendant (3)
Progress on trade deals
Bali high (4)
Defining class in Mexico
Middle worth (1)
The European Stability Mechanism
Gearing up for business (1)
Rigging currency markets
The FX is in (3)
Free exchange
Knowledge for earnings’ sake (21)

■Science and technology
The 2013 Nobel prizes
Higgs’s bosuns (1)
Malaria vaccines
The long war
Science and politics
Chinese? You’re not welcome (1)
Synthetic biology
Set a thief…

■Books and arts
Johann Sebastian Bach
The voice of God (2)
Mahatma Gandhi
Portrait of a hero as a young man (2)
Bibliotherapy
Textual healing (1)
British blunders
Squandering it (2)
The Cheapside Hoard
Glittering haul

■Obituary
General Giap (56)

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■Leaders
America's government shutdown
No way to run a country (387)
Climate science
Stubborn things (32)
Japan’s economy
Third arrow, please (4)
Ukraine and the European Union
West or east? (7)
Roundabouts
The widening gyre (25)

■Letters
Letters
On biodiversity, software jobs, unemployment (1)

■Briefing
America’s health-care upheaval
Will it get better? (11)

■United States
The federal government
Closed until further notice (38)
Detroit’s bankruptcy
Manna for Motown (2)
Eating roadkill
Critter fritters
New York City Opera
Final curtains (5)
Texan politics
Glamour, guns and acts of God (3)
Lexington
Cruz missile (31)

■The Americas
Nicaragua’s proposed canal
A man, a plan?and little else (7)
Railways in Buenos Aires
Not driving but sleeping (1)
Slavery reparations
Blood money (12)
Sports in Cuba
Go pro

■Asia
Japan and Abenomics
Taxing times (8)
Buddhism in South Korea
Monkey business (1)
Australia and Indonesia
Boats, cows and grass (1)
Bicycles and rickshaws in India
Four wheels good, two wheels bad (2)
Myanmar’s ethnic conflicts
Waiting for the dividend
Banyan
Still worth talking to (3)

■China
Shanghai Free Trade Zone
The next Shenzhen? (5)
Getting closer to the people
Critical masses (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Nigeria ruling party
Things fall apart (5)
Riots in Sudan
Bashing Bashir
Kenya
A murky aftermath (2)
An Israeli rabbi
What if he goes?
Syria’s chemical weapons
Can it be done? (2)
Iraq’s Kurds
Watch out for bad neighbours

■Europe
Italian politics
A duel gone wrong (8)
Greece’s neo-Nazis
Breakthrough or backlash (8)
German politics
Afraid of Angela (4)
Austria’s election
The Eurosceptics’ victory (1)
Turkish politics
After the protests (10)
Ukraine
Looking to the West (12)
Charlemagne
It’s the politics, stupid (3)

■Britain
London’s Tech City
Start me up
Tracking firearms
Guns for hire (1)
Ralph Miliband
Red Ed’s dead dad (7)
Police tactics
Searching questions
Help to Buy
Mortgage madness (4)
The politics of welfare reform
Divided they stand (1)
London Overground
In the loop (3)
Allotments
Garden state
Bagehot
Dave’s land of opportunity (17)
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■International
Chess
A sporting chance (5)
Road safety
Circling the globe (3)
Finding the missing
Dead link

■Business
Business creation in Germany
A slow climb (4)
Sunday trading
Closed for business (5)
The business of sport
Ultimate recognition (9)
The news business
Channel change (1)
Business in Libya
A post-Qaddafi pause
Business in Misrata
The can-do city
Specialty chemicals
Cleaning up
Schumpeter
Riding the wave (2)

■Finance and economics
Goldman Sachs
Reform school for bankers (11)
Buttonwood
The profits prophet (1)
The asset-quality review
Gentlemen, start your audits
Spanish banks
Health check (3)
Derivatives trading
Not with a bang (1)
Catastrophe bonds
Perilous paper (1)
The economics of cow ownership
Udder people’s money (1)
Free exchange
Hot air (6)

■Schools brief
Making banks safe
Calling to accounts (2)

■Science and technology
Climate science
Clouds of (slightly less) unknowing (23)
Academic publishing
Science’s Sokal moment (3)
Private space flight
Swans and Falcons (2)
Psychology
Time is not money (2)

■Books and arts
The maturing of democracy
Picking up the tab (2)
Outer space
To dream the impossible dream (4)
Britain, America and the nuclear bomb
Two-man race (1)
New fiction
See Naples and die
Tamara Mellon
Stacked heels
The art of Paul Klee
Shape-shifting

■Obituary
Robert Ford (5)

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■Leaders
Al-Qaeda returns
The new face of terror (113)
Brazil’s future
Has Brazil blown it? (238)
E-cigarettes
Sending the wrong smoke-signal (16)
Germany’s election
Angela’s dilemma (11)
Talking to Tehran
Curb your enthusiasm (17)
David Cameron
Remember what you once were (2)

■Letters
Letters
On renewable energy, debt, Liberia, Canadian wireless companies, Chernobyl, Nomura, farming, welfare, noisy tourists, Manchester and Liverpool, secret meetings (1)

■Briefing
The state of al-Qaeda
The unquenchable fire (2)

■United States
The budget battle
Nightmares and bedtime stories (94)
The mayoral race in Boston
Party time
Food stamps
Pincer movement (4)
Water and agriculture in Kansas
Sip it slowly (1)
Politics and energy policy
Appalachian fall
Lexington
Hey! Hey! LBJ! (3)

■The Americas
Venezuela’s economy
Maduro’s balancing act (1)
Oil in Ecuador
It’s hard to be green
Mexican wine
The Napa of Baja (1)

■Asia
Politics in Malaysia
Bumi, not booming (9)
Violence in Pakistan
Cold shoulder for Sharif (7)
India’s informal economy
Hidden value (1)
Sri Lanka’s Tamils
Harder lines (10)
Clarification: Xayaburi dam

■China
Scientific research
Looks good on paper (5)
The Bo Xilai trial
End of the road? (1)
Power and money
Wealthy politicians (4)
Banyan
One model, two interpretations (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Kenya
A different country (2)
Iranian nuclear talks
Jaw-jaw for now
Syria’s war
Their own men (1)
Egypt’s opposition
Blues Brothers
Qatar
No more own goals (3)

■Europe
Germany’s election
A new match for black (4)
Italian politics
Still a puppet master (1)
France’s economy
Budgetary blues (12)
Serbian politics
Nasty fight ahead
Russia in the world
Preening (1)
Dutch politics
Not so Calvinist any more (2)
Charlemagne
Waiting for Angela (5)

■Britain
Labour’s energy policy
Tilting at windmills (3)
Tourism and the economy
Easy come, easy go (1)
The census
Don’t count it out
Britain and India
The odd couple
British politics
Machiavelli’s memorandum
Bagehot
The dreams of Red Ed (8)
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■International
Street protests
The weapon of choice
Noble titles
Honours and offers
Selling citizenship
Papers please

■Special report: Brazil
Grounded(11)
Politics
A rough ride for Rousseff(14)
The economy
The price is wrong(5)
Agriculture v industry
Leave well alone
Infrastructure
The road to hell
Stadiums
Money no object
Pensions and education
Land of the setting sun
Consumer goods
Looks good
Reform
Reality dawns

■Business
Generations in the workplace
Winning the generation game
E-cigarettes
Kodak moment (9)
The cannabis business
Here come the suits, man (1)
BlackBerry
Still in a jam
Semiconductor equipment
Applied economics (1)
China’s film business
Leading man
Auction houses in China
Christie’s v the people’s army
Schumpeter
The “Breaking Bad” school (5)

■Finance and economics
Financial consulting
Advice squad (1)
Buttonwood
The big issues (1)
Bank of America’s trial
A case of note (3)
Canada’s housing market
Moody Mark, sunny Stephen (2)
Mobile banking in Myanmar
Leapfrog spotting
Helium
Inflation warning (15)
Current-account imbalances
Less skewed (5)
Swedish banks
Tips from an ageing model
Free exchange
The missing millions (1)

■Schools brief
Stimulus v austerity
Sovereign doubts (3)

■Science and technology
China in space
How long a reach? (16)
A carbonic computer
Cylinder head (1)
Marine ecology
Sea wolves
A dispatch from the front
Genetic oncology
Cancer cartography

■Books and arts
Migration
The mobile masses (2)
Nuclear weapons
Start worrying
London’s golden age
Playing dirty
A history of 1945
Darkness before dawn
The life of J.D. Salinger
The stranger
New British fiction
Perfect change

■Obituary
Marcel Reich-Ranicki
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America, Russia and Syria
The weakened West (291)
In praise of art forgery
The emperor’s new pictures (2)
Big companies
A world turned upside down (8)
Inequality
Growing apart (12)
Britain’s new interventionism
Hands off (4)

■Letters
Letters (1)

■Briefing
The world’s biggest firms
Back on top (4)

■United States
America, Russia and Syria
Style and substance (12)
The budget
Once more to the brink (3)
Marijuana legalisation
Tokers’ delight (3)
Gun massacres
Mass shootings are up; gun murders down (9)
Justice in New Orleans
Of trolls and mistrials (2)
Public health
The risk of rabid raccoons
Lexington
The American Dream, RIP? (13)

■The Americas
Brazil and the United States
More in sorrow than anger (13)
Mining in the Dominican Republic
Sickness and wealth (1)
The demise of Acapulco
Diving off a cliff (2)
Violence against women in Latin America
Everyday aggression (2)

■Asia
Politics in Taiwan
Daggers drawn (2)
Communal violence in India
An old curse returns
North Korean posturing
Picking up steam (1)
Justice and vengeance in Bangladesh
Swing votes (1)
Electricity in Japan
Power struggle (4)
Banyan
Flaws in the diamond (6)

■China
The politics of dam-building
Opening the floodgates (7)
Learning to speak proper
Spread the word (11)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s war
An unlikely band of brothers (4)
Iranian diplomacy
His biggest smile (5)
Algeria’s leaders
The dead live longer
China and Africa
Little to fear but fear itself (1)
Rwandan elections
Safe and sorry

■Europe
German election
Final push (3)
Polish protests
Tusk’s troubles (5)
Sex-selective abortion
Gendercide in the Caucasus (2)
France
Weird about Wednesday (1)
Greece
On the edge (10)
Bulgaria
Birth of a civil society (12)
Charlemagne
They are coming (15)

■Britain
Business policy
The new interventionism
The Premier League
Sticks and stones
Video games
Pixel pressures (1)
Cannabis
Spliffs and butts (3)
Polling and politics
The swing set
What Mike Lynch did next
After Autonomy
London Fashion Week
Rags to riches
Rhodes and Oxford
Giving it up for Cecil
Bagehot
The prophetic liberal (1)
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■International
Poverty
Growth or safety net?
Charitable foundations
A spoonful of sugar

■Business
Pharmaceuticals
Ranbaxy’s chronic maladies
Commercial aircraft
Bombardier lights a fuse (16)
E-commerce
Tencent’s worth
Electric vehicles in Europe
Plugging away (1)
Electric bicycles
Two (motorised) wheels better (1)
Selling art online
Enter Amazon (1)
Training Saudi businesswomen
Managing under the abaya
Gambling
Losing streak
Twitter
Tweeting the IPO launch
Supermarkets in Africa
The grocers’ great trek
Schumpeter
The future of the Firm (3)

■Finance and economics
Monetary policy in America
Taper tiger (12)
The Federal Reserve
When Larry sparked rally
The capital-freeze index, again
This spreadsheet is different (1)
The economics of equity research
Analyse this
Latvian lessons
Extreme economics (4)
Buttonwood
Smoke and mirrors (1)
The foreign-exchange market
Special FX
Free exchange
The next frontier (4)

■Schools brief
Monetary policy after the crash
Controlling interest

■Science and technology
Unbreakable cryptography
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