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

■Leaders
London's airport problem
Heathrow: our solution (34)
India
Can India become a great power? (330)
The Cyprus bail-out
This septic isle (135)
Egypt
It’s the politics, stupid (15)
Global warming
Apocalypse perhaps a little later (67)

■Letters
Letters
On America's competitiveness, the Vikings, Sweden, the Republicans, tips, U2, soft drinks

■Briefing
India as a great power
Know your own strength (62)

■United States
Gay marriage and the Supreme Court
Judge not? (27)
America’s raisin regime
De minimis curat lex (7)
Education
Class dismissed (3)
The media
No news isn’t good news (7)
Privatisation in Pennsylvania
Liquid assets (1)
Street parades
The secret life of beads (3)
Lexington
Empathy is not enough (66)

■The Americas
Canada’s economy
On thinning ice (40)
Human rights in the Americas
War of attrition (4)
Smoking in Latin America
Stubbed out (2)

■Asia
Communal violence in Myanmar
When the lid blows off (27)
Pakistan
Return of an erstwhile king (2)
Breaking up Indian states
The good of small things (5)
Constitutional wrangles in Fiji
Opportunity blown (1)
Banyan
Chicken Kev and the new brutality (5)

■China
Rebalancing the economy
Bottoms up (2)
Exporting bibles
In the beginning was the ideogram (2)
Residency rights in Hong Kong
Less equal (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s economy
Going to the dogs (8)
Syria’s rebels
Entanglement at home and abroad (7)
Lebanon
Be careful (1)
Israel, America and Turkey
A useful first step (21)
Congo
A hint of peace (1)

■Europe
The future of Cyprus
A troubled island story (35)
The Third Reich revisited
The war generation (131)
French politics
Abuse of frailty? (7)
Turkey and the PKK
The war may be over (3)
Boris Berezovsky
The archetypal oligarch (2)
Charlemagne
North is north (48)

■Britain
Manufacturing towns
The last of the metal-bashers
Labour and business
Post-crustaceous politics
Life in the Hebrides
Clash of nature
The McKay commission
Fear and Lothian (2)
Eco-friendly farewells
Six feet greener (3)
Coach travel
Outward bound (1)
Local government
Car wars (1)
Bagehot
A bad day for foreign scroungers (44)
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■International
Participatory politics
Processing power
Catholicism and economics
The poor pope (7)

■Business
Cyber-security
The digital arms trade (6)
Online media
You’ll never work at home (3)
Regulating America’s tech firms
Logging off
Takeovers
Ding dong Dell
Solar power
Sunset for Suntech
Dodging sanctions in Iran
Around the block (2)
The shipping industry
Sinking under a big green wave
Schumpeter
The real Disney (2)

■Briefing
London’s airports
Flight paths for a cloudy future (8)

■Finance and economics
The Cypriot deal
Second time unlucky (44)
Spanish banks
Up in smoke (4)
Offshore finance
Haven sent (1)
Buttonwood
Off target (1)
The Federal Reserve
Ben. And then? (7)
America’s JOBS Act
Still not working (15)
Mobile banking
Is it a phone, is it a bank? (2)
Free exchange
Property and the Lady (6)

■Science and technology
Climate science
A sensitive matter (466)

■Books and arts
Christian history
Quietude (2)
Intimacy and the Middle East
The times they will be a-changing (32)
Theoretical physics
Missing the Nobel (2)
Soviet history
Stalin and his cursed cause (6)
Springtime of the Renaissance
At the dawn of magnificence (1)

■Obituary
Chinua Achebe (5)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
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World GDP (2)
Markets

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

■Leaders
The euro-zone crisis
Just when you thought it was safe… (101)
E-commerce in China
The Alibaba phenomenon (14)
Justice in Bangladesh
Another kind of crime (24)
Binding the press
A rotten deal (4)
Electronic cigarettes
No smoke. Why the fire? (72)

■Letters
Letters
On Africa, Bangladesh, Venezuela, Britain, the pope

■Briefing
Alibaba
The world’s greatest bazaar (2)

■United States
America’s combat veterans
The waiting wounded (8)
Averting a shutdown
Continuing irresolution (1)
The Republicans
Nostra culpa (4)
Dystopia
Tea-party games (6)
The Los Angeles Times
Here comes the cavalry
Nursery education
Winning grades (2)
Lexington
The price of detachment (15)

■The Americas
Argentina and the Pope
The awkward couple (22)
Uruguay
Justice or democracy? (3)
Football in the Caribbean
Bonus money
Brazil’s opposition
The Minas medicine (9)

■Asia
Malaysia’s looming election
Video nasties (3)
Shipping
Deadly trade (2)
Election time in Pakistan
Hollow milestone (4)
Politics in Sri Lanka
Military muscling (16)
Japan and free trade
Better late than never (2)
Banyan
Tryst with dynasty (14)

■China
Foreign policy
Changing faces (1)
A corruption fighter
Calling Fire Chief Wang (1)
The new prime minister
A talker or a walker?

■Middle East and Africa
Africa and China
More than minerals (10)
Illicit pleasures in Ethiopia
Addled in Addis (10)
Zimbabwe’s referendum
On to the polls (4)
The American-Israeli security relationship
Let’s try a less awkward embrace (32)
Egypt’s police
What happened to reform?

■Europe
French politics
The trials of Francois (14)
Euroscepticism in Germany
Silent no more (15)
Italian politics
First steps of the citizens (7)
The Netherlands
Focus on growth (2)
Spain’s Socialists
Why Spain’s left is in a funk (8)
Bulgaria’s crisis
Poverty protests (8)
Charlemagne
Small island, big finger (22)

■Britain
The budget
Ploughing ahead (3)
Press regulation
Over the Rubicon
Business and government
Forward to the past?
The lottery
Herd mentality (2)
The Royal Institution
Safe for now
Heroin and methadone
The Trainspotting generation
Light goods vehicles
Van demons’ land (1)
British brands abroad
Going native
Bagehot
Striving for Harlow
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■International
Electronic lending and public libraries
Folding shelves (1)
The lure of sunken riches
Fortunes ahoy
Cyberlaw
Badlands
Shared worship spaces
God’s new digs (2)

■Business
Gazprom
Russia’s wounded giant (8)
Retail
Mixing bricks with clicks (1)
Manufacturing in Bosnia
Balkan brakelights (1)
Reselling media content
Seconds to go (1)
Indian airlines
Open skies, bottomless pits (3)
E-cigarettes
Vape ’em if you got ’em (10)
Schumpeter
New rules for schools (1)

■Finance and economics
The Cyprus bail-in
A bungled bank raid (17)
Buttonwood
The financial-repression levy (4)
The Cypriot gasfield
Hot air (1)
Insider trading
And the winner is…
India’s shadow economy
Evasive action (1)
Globally systemic insurers
Us? Risky? (2)
Poverty
The decathlon of deprivation
Private-equity firms
Zombies at the gates (2)
Free exchange
Where did everyone go? (2)
Marjorie Deane application

■Science and technology
The Cambrian explosion
Kingdom come
Science awards
All shall have prizes (1)
Evolution
Road-kill stew (3)

■Books and arts
The power of China
Toasting the world (or not) (4)
Parenthood
Brothers in arms
Statistics and probability
The joy of stats (3)
Cyberstalking
Complex persecution (1)
Communication in India
Where fingers do the walking (1)
The Cyrus cylinder
Diplomatic whirl (4)

■Obituary
Ewald-Heinrich von Kleist (27)

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■The world this week
Politics this week (1)
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (11)

■Leaders
Competitiveness in the United States
The America that works (193)
Cyprus
Make a model of it, not a mess (12)
Israel, Palestine and America
Spell it out, Barack (51)
Indian technology firms
Looking for India’s Zuckerberg (24)
Pope Francis
The first southern pope (83)

■Letters
Letters
On credit ratings, the EU and finance, Turkey, Iraq, telecommuting, Scotch, Shakespeare (3)

■Briefing
The Middle East peace process
Could two become one? (124)

■United States
California and climate change
Gold and green (19)
Budgets and Congress
Opening bids (5)
The president’s charm offensive
Let’s do dinner (41)
Energy
Formation pressures
Rebuilding Staten Island
After Sandy (1)
Abortion laws in the South
Cutting away at Roe v Wade (5)
Endangered trees
Making a hash of the ash (2)
Lexington
The curious strength of the NRA (196)

■The Americas
Mexico’s new president
Sacred cows no more (13)
The Falklands referendum
Loud and clear (59)
Venezuela’s presidential campaign
A man after his own heart (4)

■Asia
Myanmar
The Lady’s not for turning (2)
Mining in Kyrgyzstan
Gold in the hills
Land-grabs in Vietnam
Losing the plot (1)
Pakistan and Iran
Gas, but not the useful sort (5)
Sydney in Australian politics
Winning the west (4)
Saving sharks
Rays of hope

■China
Reforming the one-child policy
Monks without a temple (8)
Maritime security
Dragons unite (2)
Money and power
Don’t flaunt it (28)
Banyan
The old regime and the revolution (8)

■Middle East and Africa
Kenya’s presidential election
A Kenyatta is back in charge (14)
Uhuru Kenyatta
A chip off the old Kikuyu block (7)
Catholics in Africa
Boomtown church
The war in Syria
Can Jordan keep out of it for ever? (2)
Iran’s economy
Islamist Maseratis (5)

■Europe
Turkey’s future
Presidential dreaming (16)
Hungary and the European Union
Viktor’s justice (49)
Germany’s labour market
Wunderreform (15)
Greenland’s elections
Below the ice (5)
Russia, Israel and the Middle East
Vladimir Putin and the holy land (1)
Bosnia and the European Union
A Balkan dysfunction (5)
Charlemagne
A flawed temple (17)

■Britain
Changing families
The post-nuclear age (4)
Railways in the north
Manchester united (3)
Regulating the press
A royal reckoning (3)
Harris Tweed
Loom and bust (1)
Planning reform
Pillow fight
Chris Huhne
Pryced in (1)
Rupert Soames and Aggreko
Into the hurricane
Bagehot
A big crush on Sweden (7)
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■International
Pope Francis
White smoke, some clouds (44)
Hostage-taking
Trading places (2)
Islamist extremism
Green glass ceilings (5)
Development
Not by bread alone

■Special report: America's competitiveness
The economy
Cheer up(7)
Innovation
Brainbox nation(5)
Energy
Deep sigh of relief(2)
Education
Value-added remodelling(4)
Immigration
Own goal(13)
Infrastructure
A time for renewal(7)
The role of government
Let 50 flowers bloom(1)

■Business
Indian technology
The screen revolution (4)
The lift business
Top floor, please (5)
The private space industry
Spectrum for spacemen
Intellectual property
Can you keep a secret? (1)
SXSW interactive
Silicon Spring break (2)
The Lebanese diaspora
A tale of two traders (1)
Schumpeter
The transience of power (6)
Internship
Correction: Foursquare

■Finance and economics
Bailing out Cyprus
Slow, slow, quick (3)
European bank bondholders
How many one-offs make a trend? (1)
The SEC’s new boss
The White stuff
Buttonwood
Credit watch (1)
World trade
The other conclave
The minor metals
Elementary school (1)
Notes and coins
Kill bill (23)
Free exchange
High, wide or handsome? (3)

■Science and technology
Low-cost radar
A programme worth watching (4)
Table-top astrophysics
How to build a multiverse (2)
Astrochemistry
The great test tube in the sky

■Books and arts
Women and work
The feminist mystique (8)
Russia after Stalin
Do and die
New fiction
A singular voice (1)
The Iraq war
Decade of regret (7)
W.D. Hamilton
Darwin’s retriever (1)
Grinling Gibbons
Cutting for inspiration (1)

■Obituary
Princess Lilian of Sweden (17)

■Economic and financial indicators
Output, prices and jobs
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Stockmarkets
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Markets

The world this week

Politics this week (2)
Business this week (1)
KAL's cartoon (61)
Leaders

Competitiveness in the United States
The America that works (292)
Cyprus
Make a model of it, not a mess (23)
Israel, Palestine and America
Spell it out, Barack (163)
Indian technology firms
Looking for India’s Zuckerberg (49)
Pope Francis
The first southern pope (105)
Letters

Letters
On credit ratings, the EU and finance, Turkey, Iraq, telecommuting, Scotch, Shakespeare (6)
Briefing

The Middle East peace process
Could two become one? (550)
United States

California and climate change
Gold and green (96)
Budgets and Congress
Opening bids (20)
The president’s charm offensive
Let’s do dinner (47)
Energy
Formation pressures
Rebuilding Staten Island
After Sandy (4)
Abortion laws in the South
Cutting away at Roe v Wade (7)
Endangered trees
Making a hash of the ash (2)
Lexington
The curious strength of the NRA (304)
The Americas

Mexico’s new president
Sacred cows no more (78)
The Falklands referendum
Loud and clear (118)
Venezuela’s presidential campaign
A man after his own heart (10)
Asia

Myanmar
The Lady’s not for turning (3)
Mining in Kyrgyzstan
Gold in the hills (5)
Land-grabs in Vietnam
Losing the plot (2)
Pakistan and Iran
Gas, but not the useful sort (15)
Sydney in Australian politics
Winning the west (5)
Saving sharks
Rays of hope (1)
China

Reforming the one-child policy
Monks without a temple (76)
Maritime security
Dragons unite (5)
Money and power
Don’t flaunt it (141)
Banyan
The old regime and the revolution (250)
Middle East and Africa

Kenya’s presidential election
A Kenyatta is back in charge (22)
Uhuru Kenyatta
A chip off the old Kikuyu block (10)
Catholics in Africa
Boomtown church (1)
The war in Syria
Can Jordan keep out of it for ever? (10)
Iran’s economy
Islamist Maseratis (6)
Europe

Turkey’s future
Presidential dreaming (55)
Hungary and the European Union
Viktor’s justice (129)
Germany’s labour market
Wunderreform (27)
Greenland’s elections
Below the ice (17)
Russia, Israel and the Middle East
Vladimir Putin and the holy land (26)
Bosnia and the European Union
A Balkan dysfunction (67)
Charlemagne
A flawed temple (364)
Britain

Changing families
The post-nuclear age (57)
Railways in the north
Manchester united (11)
Regulating the press
A royal reckoning (9)
Harris Tweed
Loom and bust (1)
Planning reform
Pillow fight (2)
Chris Huhne
Pryced in (3)
Rupert Soames and Aggreko
Into the hurricane (2)
Bagehot
A big crush on Sweden (56)
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International

Pope Francis
White smoke, some clouds (76)
Hostage-taking
Trading places (8)
Islamist extremism
Green glass ceilings (47)
Development
Not by bread alone (2)
Special report: America's competitiveness

The economy
Cheer up(52)
Innovation
Brainbox nation(5)
Energy
Deep sigh of relief(11)
Education
Value-added remodelling(36)
Immigration
Own goal(128)
Infrastructure
A time for renewal(13)
The role of government
Let 50 flowers bloom(7)
Business

Indian technology
The screen revolution (32)
The lift business
Top floor, please (9)
The private space industry
Spectrum for spacemen
Intellectual property
Can you keep a secret? (12)
SXSW interactive
Silicon Spring break (10)
The Lebanese diaspora
A tale of two traders (9)
Schumpeter
The transience of power (35)
Internship
Correction: Foursquare (1)
Finance and economics

Bailing out Cyprus
Slow, slow, quick (29)
European bank bondholders
How many one-offs make a trend? (2)
The SEC’s new boss
The White stuff (1)
Buttonwood
Credit watch (6)
World trade
The other conclave (2)
The minor metals
Elementary school (1)
Notes and coins
Kill bill (53)
Free exchange
High, wide or handsome? (3)
Science and technology

Low-cost radar
A programme worth watching (14)
Table-top astrophysics
How to build a multiverse (8)
Astrochemistry
The great test tube in the sky (1)
Books and arts

Women and work
The feminist mystique (32)
Russia after Stalin
Do and die (5)
New fiction
A singular voice (1)
The Iraq war
Decade of regret (10)
W.D. Hamilton
Darwin’s retriever (3)
Grinling Gibbons
Cutting for inspiration (1)
Obituary

Princess Lilian of Sweden (28)
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Output, prices and jobs
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Stockmarkets (4)
The Economist commodity-price index
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KAL's cartoon (4)

■Leaders
Italy's election
Send in the clowns (471)
The world’s fastest-growing continent
Aspiring Africa (9)
American energy and economics
Better out than in (27)
The British economy
Moody blues (5)
Yahoo
Mayer culpa (50)

■Letters
Letters
On American politics, currencies, shale gas, pensioners, the Catholic church, business and the armed forces

■Briefing
Iraq ten years on
The slow road back (7)
Iraqi oil
A hard tap to turn

■United States
The economy
Waiting for the chop (116)
Energy policy
Biofuelery (5)
Los Angeles’s mayoral election
A Pacific plod (4)
Voting rights
Preclearance, past and present (5)
Building infrastructure
A river runs through it (1)
Health care
An offer they can’t refuse (1)
The coinage
The penny drops (7)
Lexington
The view from Maine streets (2)

■The Americas
Power in Mexico
“The Teacher” in detention (4)
Cuba’s leaders
The new man (5)
Justice in Haiti
Double standards (1)
Urban transport in Latin America
Better by bici (2)
Colombia’s economy
The black stuff

■Asia
Japan and America
Spin and substance (6)
Thailand’s illegal immigrants
A deadly cocktail (2)
India’s Muslims
Growing, and neglected (13)
Afghanistan
Yankee beards go home (5)
Banyan
Not as smooth as silk

■China
Urban stability
Treating the symptoms (2)
Tax reform
A better service game (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Kenyan election
Don’t mention the war (2)
Lebanon and Syria
In a pickle (4)
Egyptian politics
Grim tidings

■Europe
Italy’s election
Ungovernability wins (7)
The Five Star Movement
The crickets come out (1)
France’s economy
Austerity stakes (30)
Dual citizenship in Germany
Jus sanguinis revisited (23)
Russian politics
Putin’s purges (17)
Ukraine and the European Union
An awkward partnership (5)
Charlemagne
Rome’s bad spell (5)

■Britain
Sterling
Weaker still and weaker (3)
The Bank of England
Negative response (4)
Farmers and the EU
Aggro-cultural (4)
House building
The lie of the land (1)
Lord Rennard
How not to do it
Keith O’Brien and his church
Caledonian spirit (1)
Waheed Alli
Lord hunch (1)
Bagehot
Machiavelli in the Treasury (5)
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■International
Refugees
Flight to nowhere
Conditional aid
Carrots all round (2)
Geriatric prisoners
In it for life (1)
ISBN numbers
Book-keeping (1)

■Special report: Emerging Africa
Africa rising
A hopeful continent(3)
Guinea-Bissau, Guinea and Sierra Leone
Tired of war
Cote d’Ivoire, Ghana and Nigeria
Bye-bye Big Men
Niger, Algeria, Libya, Egypt and Sudan
Courage, mon brave
Ethiopia and Kenya
Doing it my way(27)
Zambia, Zimbabwe and Botswana
The wealth beneath(14)
South Africa
Cheerleaders and naysayers(2)

■Business
The future of telecommuting
Corralling the Yahoos (4)
Smartphone operating systems
Bright-eyed and bushy-tailed (3)
Japan Tobacco
Turning over a new leaf
Music
Something to sing about
Doctors and drug companies
Let the sunshine in (3)
Europe’s defence industry
A hard pounding, this (4)
Schumpeter
Companies’ moral compasses (2)
Correction: African stockmarkets

■Finance and economics
Banking in Africa
Continent of dreams
Africa’s bond markets
Kings of the wild frontier (1)
Private equity
When the music gets you (1)
America’s mortgage markets
Spread besting (1)
Buttonwood
Voting but not counting (5)
Corporate governance in Hong Kong
Of privacy and opacity (2)
Monetary policy in China
Don’t go Zhou
America’s cheap gas
Bonanza or bane (1)
Free exchange
Robocolleague (1)

■Science and technology
Solar-powered flight
Its moment in the sun (2)
Pollinators
Variety is the spice of life
R&D in America
Bad medicine (2)
Marine biology
Finding Nemo’s role
Surviving strokes
Living on

■Books and arts
Iran’s revolution
Waiting for God (8)
America and the second world war
The workshop heroes (4)
20th-century English music
A Suffolk lad (1)
New poetry
Rock chick
R.B. Kitaj
Obsessions

■Obituary
Ray Cusick (2)

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KAL's cartoon (3)

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Syria
The death of a country (227)
China’s cyber-hacking
Getting Ugly (237)
Illegal drugs
The great experiment (42)
Europe’s financial-transactions tax
Bin it (14)
Asteroid defence
The real star war (51)

■Letters
Letters
On social mobility, Singapore, law schools, waterways, television, North Korea

■Briefing
Syria’s civil war
The country formerly known as Syria (8)

■United States
Defence cuts
The enemy within (89)
Arms control
The search for a nuclear legacy (8)
Detroit
Skid row (32)
The Texas budget
Too much of a good thing (6)
Agriculture
Fields of gold (4)
Scandal in the Catholic church
A little local difficulty (2)
Lexington
Unreality television (13)

■The Americas
Venezuela
The homecoming (8)
Jamaica
Lenten diet (1)
Politics in Brazil
Early kick-off (17)
Canada’s Inuit
Polar-bear politics (1)

■Asia
India’s public finances
A walk on the wild side (8)
The Maldives and India
Second thoughts (5)
Malaysia invaded
The sultan’s Sabah swing (5)
Indonesia’s economy
Tipping the balance
Japan’s prisons
Eastern porridge (2)
Banyan
The north wind and the scorpion (2)

■China
Cybercrime
Smoking gun (19)
Corporate espionage
Who needs cyber-spying? (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Zimbabwe
Robert Mugabe’s last throw? (10)
Gays in Uganda
Keep them off the stage (4)
Nigeria
The kidnap fear (4)
South Africa
Join my Agang (2)
Jordan’s election
Calming down
Libya
The party and the hangover (1)

■Europe
Cyprus’s election
An apple of discord ahead (26)
Turkey and the European Union
A tiny thaw? (57)
France’s troubled suburbs
Forgotten in the banlieues (13)
Italy’s election
When cynics rule (4)
Bulgarian politics
Power protests (11)
Serbia’s government
Trouble ahead (1)
Charlemagne
Johnnie won’t walk out (22)

■Britain
Jobs in jail
Remunerative justice (1)
A by-election in Northern Ireland
Better at the ballot
The public finances
Off target
The 4G spectrum auction
Second time around
The horse-meat scandal
And the winner is (2)
Opposition leaders
The moment of truth (1)
Renewable energy in Scotland
Caution to the wind (3)
Bagehot
The weirdness of Eastleigh (4)
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■International
Winding down the war on drugs
Towards a ceasefire (4)
Internship
Harm reduction
Shoots up and leaves (3)

■Business
Hollywood
Split screens (10)
Health care in Japan
Regenerative medicine (1)
Packaged food
Now, 56 varieties
Global business barometer
A bit brighter (1)
Protecting privacy online
The price of reputation (2)
Video games
All to play for (41)
Schumpeter
A guide in Africa (3)

■Finance and economics
Central banks
Brave new words (6)
Buttonwood
Come together (2)
Italian banks
Mid-crisis life (1)
Bankers’ pay
Cap and flayed (2)
Insurance and telematics
How’s my driving? (3)
China’s economy
Served in China (5)
Social-impact bonds
Commerce and conscience (6)
Free exchange
Air trade (7)
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The Cosmos come back (5)
North Carolina
Farewell to purple (4)
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Unstoppable? (16)
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If you build it (1)
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Now or never (2)

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Fallout (9)
Bangladesh
Mass dissatisfaction (31)
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An illiberal turn (36)
Kabuki theatre in Japan
In a pickle
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Before the gold rush (1)

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Long live the king (20)
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An Arab haven dissected (17)
Afghan refugees in Iran
Go back home (1)

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Which way for Mr Hollande? (57)
Russia and America
The dread of the other (32)
EU migration to Germany
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The languages of jihad (2)
Internship

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Automatic response(1)
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Clear as mud
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