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

■Leaders
Britain's future
Goodbye Europe (245)
The Leveson inquiry
Hacked to pieces (1)
Brazil’s economy
A breakdown of trust (21)
Israel and Palestine
Barriers to peace (190)
Italy’s next prime minister
Life after Mario? (3)

■Letters
Letters
On virtual war, UKIP, Canada, the Commonwealth, tobacco smuggling, Twinkies, France

■Briefing
Britain and Europe
Making the break (13)

■United States
The Democrats and the fiscal cliff
Not much on the table (18)
The “dairy cliff”
Crying over nearly spilt milk
Cities and pensions
Breaking a Californian taboo (12)
Labour unrest
The precursor? (3)
Murder rates
There will be less blood (5)
Political co-operation in Georgia
The dealmakers
Lexington
Mitt Romney’s legacy (45)

■The Americas
Mexico’s new government
With a little help from my friends (7)
Brazil’s economy
Stalled (27)
Oil royalties in Brazil
Roll out the barrels (2)
Boundary disputes in Latin America
An islet for a sea (4)
Correction: Panama

■Asia
Japanese politics
Mutton dressed as lamb
Thailand’s politics
Whatever happened to Thaksin? (1)
Saving Indonesia’s trees
REDDY at last
Pakistan’s economy
Plugging leaks, poking holes (2)
Preserving Afghanistan’s heritage
Paper work
Banyan
Old habits die hard

■China
The fight against corruption
Life and death struggle (3)
Aircraft-carrier style
Taking off online (16)
Mao Zedong’s body
Cremating the chairman (7)

■Middle East and Africa
Israel and the world
Cocking a snook at the world (53)
The Palestinians
Reconciliation at last? (1)
Tunisia
Democracy and riots
Turmoil in Egypt
A presidential grab? (5)
Eastern Congo
Power vacuum (4)

■Europe
Germany and the euro crisis
Slow, but popular (5)
Greek taxation
Doubts over competence (2)
Ireland’s budget
Light at the end of the tunnel
France’s industry minister
Enfant terrible (1)
Anti-Semitism in Hungary
United against Jobbik (8)
Russia and Turkey
Cool pragmatism (5)
Charlemagne
The euro hokey cokey (9)

■Britain
The autumn statement
Where are the songs of spring?
The politics of press regulation
Pressing ahead (1)
Shale gas
Shale and hearty welcome (5)
Open data and health care
Beggar thy neighbour (5)
Theatre in prison
Reaching for the stars
Bagehot
The stuck society (4)
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■International
Cyber-warfare
Hype and fear (3)

■Business
The newspaper industry
News adventures (4)
German newspapers
So farewell then, FTD
Business development
Windy cluster (1)
Business in Mexico
Fashion invasion
India’s top business school
Sleepless in Ahmedabad (4)
Job-review sites
Honestly unvarnished (2)
Digital education in Kenya
Tablet teachers (4)
Smartphones in Nigeria
BlackBerry babes (5)
Shopping in Greece
Bearing no gifts (1)
Wine vandalism
Draining mystery
Schumpeter
The great mismatch (3)

■Finance and economics
Italy’s economy
Monti’s medicine (2)
India’s battle with inflation
Just a phase I was going through (1)
The Big Four auditors
Accountable (4)
Risk-weighted assets
DIY capital (2)
Debt markets
Happy now?
Kenya’s biggest bank
The cult of Equity
Free exchange
Heated debate (19)
Correction: Spanish banks

■Science and technology
Psychosomatic medicine
Think yourself well (9)
Money and science
To he that hath (3)
Male fertility
Countdown (1)
The rise of Genghis Khan
A horde of data (6)

■Books and arts
Books of the year
Page turners (2)
Books by Economist writers in 2012
Pen-pushers

■Obituary
Maria Santos Gorrostieta (1)

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■The world this week
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■Leaders
Battle of the internet giants
Survival of the biggest (73)
Capitalism in India
Ratan Tata’s legacy (10)
Egypt
On the edge (23)
Central banks’ power
The grey man’s burden (3)
Georgia
Trembling in Tbilisi (12)
The European Union budget
Too timid by half (1)

■Letters
Letters
On Israel and Hamas, railways, immigration, free trade, rogue trading, Lincoln, British aid, fat taxes, obesity

■Briefing
Technology giants at war
Another game of thrones (9)

■United States
Higher education
Not what it used to be (78)
The Senate
Fingering the nuclear button (1)
The end of USS Enterprise
Trek over (5)
South Carolina
Gone into the ether (2)
Secession and elections
Let’s stay together (8)
Marriage law
Decision time (maybe) (6)
Maine’s elvers
Transparent gold
Lexington
The Obama doctrine (3)

■The Americas
Canada’s biggest city
Model-T Ford breaks down (32)
Venezuela’s ports
Cancelling Christmas (3)
Argentina’s media
Messenger shot (4)
The Brazilian Amazon
The new rubber boomlet (5)

■Asia
Violence in Pakistan
Escalation (7)
South Korean elections
Kingmaker, but not king
A new energy corridor opens up to Asia
Breaking the ice
Adult adoption in Japan
Keeping it in the family (1)
Vegetarians in Mongolia
Putting og in the yurt
Kabul Bank
Pitiful (8)
Banyan
On the prowl (2)

■China
Policy choices after the congress
The dust settles (7)
The nomenklatura
Vertical meets horizontal (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt
Dictatorship, democracy, dictatorship? (20)
Saudi women
Sacred texts (5)
The fallout in Gaza
Squeezed from both sides (40)
Syria’s crisis
Bashar bashed (3)
Sudan
Losing the plot
Sierra Leone
Voting and growing

■Europe
Russia’s president
Alone at the top (19)
Catalonia’s election
Trouble ahead (11)
German elections
Politicians in proportion
Sciences-Po
A campus tale in Paris
Italian politics
Left in front
Istanbul’s heritage
Under attack (11)
Charlemagne
More Greek myths (4)

■Britain
Freedom of the press
Fleet Street’s grim reaper (42)
The energy bill
Winds of change (4)
The Bank of England’s new boss
Canada guy (3)
Alcohol pricing
Time, please (1)
Financial regulation
Light touch no more
Fish farms
Salmond’s salmon (1)
Regional newspapers
Local man makes good
Labour relations
Fight the glower
Bagehot
Outing the Europhiles (3)
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■International
Internet governance
System error (2)
Anorexia online
Thin cases
Climate change
Theatre of the absurd (1)

■Technology Quarterly
Monitor
An internet of airborne things(6)
Hook’s law
March of the Lettuce Bot
Bend it like Juninho(1)
Re-cycling
Trading devices for dollars(1)
Changing focus
And the winners were…
The PC all over again?(2)
Medical tricorders
The dream of the medical tricorder(3)
Detecting oil spills
Trouble beneath the ice
Indoor positioning
Finding the way inside(1)
Eye tracking
The eyes have it
Brain scan
The dronefather

■Business
A new boss at Tata
From pupil to master (6)
Reviving investment in India
The capex conundrum (1)
ArcelorMittal
Blast from the past (2)
Newspapers in Taiwan
Lai takes his leave (8)
Innovation and electioneering
The Obama start-ups
Video games
U-turn (1)
Start-ups in health care
Fighting fit (1)
Schumpeter
Lincoln and leadership (2)

■Finance and economics
Property
The Big Long (2)
Buttonwood
Desperately seeking investors (2)
Regulation
A mixed record
Italian taxes
Digital dodgers (1)
Prediction markets
Don’t bet on it (1)
Argentine bonds
Argy-bargy (1)
Spanish banks
Bail-out tapas (5)
Free exchange
Savers’ lament (4)

■Science and technology
RNA-only genes
The origin of species? (4)
Drought and climate change
Cloud nein (16)
Arachnology
Having a mate for dinner (2)
Reusable spacecraft
Jet-set rocket-man

■Books and arts
Bible studies
The starting point (4)
New fiction
Twisting the knife
Serengeti national park
High plains drifter
The financial crisis
Getting a grip
The penis
Cross to bare (22)
Contemporary art in Japan
Harakiri hellraiser (1)

■Obituary
Brian Cobby

■Economic Indicators
Output, prices and jobs
Trade, exchange rates, budget balances and interest rates
Markets
The Economist commodity-price index
Internet traffic (1)

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

■Leaders
Israel and the Palestinians
Old battles, new Middle East (138)
Mexico and the United States
The rise of Mexico (23)
Centrifugal Spain
Umbrage in Catalonia (41)
Central banking
Inside job
Campaign finance
Naming names (5)

■Letters
Letters
On India, Moravia, Iraq, Taiwan, banking, voting, the finger (7)

■Briefing
Spain and Catalonia
The trials of keeping a country together (32)

■United States
The future of campaign finance
A morning-after constitutional? (3)
Immigration reform
This time, it’s different (20)
Cigarette-smuggling
The urge to smurf (4)
Judicial elections
Judging the judges (2)
Merit pay for teachers
Bonus time (5)
The fiscal cliff
Getting down to brass tacks (3)
Environmental policy
California greening
Lexington
It’s not over for Grover (3)

■The Americas
Angry Panama
The earthbound bite back
The Dominican Republic
A rum do (7)
Land reform in Colombia
Peace, land and bread
The Turks and Caicos Islands
Paradise interrupted (1)

■Asia
Kashmir
Fragile hope (3)
America in Asia
On the rocks, again (24)
Japan’s elections
Pole dancers (4)
The death penalty in South Asia
Once more to the gallows (6)
Banyan
Churning the oceans (3)

■China
Civil-service exams
The golden rice-bowl (3)
Chinese Maoists in North Korea
Paradise lost (2)

■Middle East and Africa
The Gaza crisis
Will the ceasefire lead to peace? (11)
Missiles v rockets
Dome warfare (6)
The Palestinian power game
Who represents us now?
Yemen
Trouble again in the north
Congo’s eastern crisis
Fraying round the edges (8)
Abu Dhabi
Where are the jobs for the boys? (2)

■Europe
Italian politics
So, what next? (8)
France’s opposition
Unbelievably Messy Process (3)
Germany’s neo-Nazis
How to stop more (3)
Justice in Croatia
Outs and ins (34)
Charlemagne
Milking the budget (6)
Britain

Welsh devolution
The reluctant dragon (2)
The Church of England
Thou shalt not (5)
UKIP
The Farage farrago (1)
Twitter and libel law
A little bird told me (1)
Railways
Gravy train (1)
Reducing reoffending
After the big house (1)
Bagehot
The empire strikes back (2)
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■International
Atheists and Islam
No God, not even Allah (54)
Celebrating causes
Dies irae (1)
Chinese taste in wine
The east is red (2)

■Special report: Mexico
From darkness, dawn(4)
The economy
Senores, start your engines(5)
Bureaucrats and backhanders(1)
Drugs and violence
A glimmer of hope(1)
Demography
The gain before the pain
Stretching the safety net
Migration
The ebbing Mexican wave(1)
The other American dream
Mexico’s states
The 31 banana republics

■Business
Fine art
Collectors, artists and lawyers (1)
The future of Dow Jones
A Wall Street brawl
Hewlett-Packard and Autonomy
Fallen idols (14)
Bosses and fatherhood
Of corner offices and cribs (1)
Oil and mining in Indonesia
Foreigners beware
Brewing in South Korea
Fiery food, boring beer
Manufacturing
The new maker rules (3)
Unions in America
Poking Walmart, choking Twinkies (8)
Schumpeter
Taking the long view

■Finance and economics
Economics
Micro stars, macro effects (3)
Pirate economics
Bargain like a Somali
Money-market funds
Running from the shadows
Buttonwood
The income appeal
Insider trading
Ever sharper questions (1)
UBS’s rogue-trader trial
The education of Kweku Adoboli (3)
Asia’s regional banks
Running fast
German property
Euro angst hits home (1)
Free exchange
The argument in the floor (4)

■Science and technology
Pilotless aircraft
This is your ground pilot speaking (9)
Solar-powered aircraft
The Wright stuff?
The Global Fund
Heal thyself
How leopard seals lunch
Suck, swish, gulp

■Books and arts
Georgia’s history
Bad location (1)
The Olympus scandal
Paying a price for doing what’s right
The idea of winter
Aching, shaking, crazy cold
Illustrated books
Doorstopping
Fixing Nigeria
Ngozi’s big job
American painting
Fisticuffs

■Obituary
Bal Thackeray (11)

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■Leaders
France and the euro
The time-bomb at the heart of Europe (826)
America’s taxes
Higher taxes the easier way (95)
The BBC
Picking up the pieces (10)
China’s new leaders
Time to choose (14)
Oil and gas
America’s oil bonanza (35)

■Letters
Letters
On our endorsement of Barack Obama, NATO, Japan, Grameen Bank, charities, Sandy

■Briefing
Adjustment in the euro zone
More and more and not enough (3)

■United States
Californian politics
Brownian motion (13)
The Petraeus affair
The man and his myth (32)
The cabinet
Room at the top
Tax reform
Opening bids (52)
Puerto Rico
The 51st state? (50)
Lincoln, the movie
How to be president (6)
Lexington
Taking the fight outside (4)

■The Americas
Oil in Brazil
The perils of Petrobras (4)
Murder in Sao Paulo
Mean streets, revisited (6)
Corruption in Quebec
Cleaning up (4)
Bolivia and Chile
Trickle-down diplomacy (7)
Cuban health care
Nip and tuck in

■Asia
Myanmar and America
Goodbye clenched fist, hello sweaty palm (7)
Constitutional crisis in Nepal
Ceremonial time (7)
Taiwan politics
Ma the bumbler (221)
Politics in Japan
The Kamikaze election (4)
Development in India
A tale of two villages (5)
Banyan
Tenth out of ten (1)

■China
China’s leaders
Changing guard (18)
Microblogs and the party
The naked emperor (5)
China’s new first lady
The voice behind the throne (4)

■Middle East and Africa
Palestine, Israel and the UN
Nerves are jangling again (197)
Libya
Rising from the ruins
Syria’s opposition
Higher hopes (4)
Syria’s Palestinians
Stateless and hapless as ever (2)
Somalia’s new government
It mustn’t be business as usual (2)

■Europe
German politics
When all parties lead to Angela (2)
The Club Med and the euro
Workers of Europe, protest! (5)
Turkey and the Kurds
Hunger and thirst (42)
Denmark’s food taxes
A fat chance (3)
Charlemagne
Europe’s British problem (28)

■Britain
Crisis at the BBC
Exterminate! (12)
National security
Shadowlands (1)
The motor industry
Taking the high road (4)
Coalition and the grassroots
Worm’s eye view (2)
Wind farms and renewable energy
A lot of hot air (12)
Measuring poverty
The end of the line (9)
Bagehot
Judge dread
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■International
Gay marriage
To have and to hold (42)
Private soldiers
Bullets for hire (2)

■Special report: France
So much to do, so little time(19)
The economy
Doing so-so(3)
Business
A lack of enterprise(2)
The provinces
Deep roots(1)
Losing its sparkle(3)
Foreign policy
Away and at home(4)
Politics
The mixture as before?(2)
The future
Look about you(1)

■Business
Chinese e-commerce
Pity the parcel people
Tobacco regulation
Look what they’ve done to my brands (3)
Sierra Leone
Of polls and profits
Video games
Japan fights back (1)
Canadian energy
The sands of grime (4)
Oil in America
Energy to spare (8)
Schumpeter
Museums of Mammon (2)

■Finance and economics
Credit-card companies
War of the virtual wallets (6)
Buttonwood
Converging world (3)
Jefferies and Leucadia
There’s the beef
Private equity in America
An end to the carry on (10)
Europe’s banking union
Made in Brussels (1)
Development aid
It doesn’t take a village (2)
China’s economic performance
The paramountest leader (1)
Interdealer brokers
At the sharp end
Free exchange
Border follies (7)

■Science and technology
Electric motors
Reluctant heroes (10)
Supercomputing
Deeper thought (1)
Post-traumatic stress disorder
Battle ready? (1)

■Books and arts
Randomness, probability and uncertainty
Stress best (7)
Aid and trade
Dam lies
The euro
Eurogeddon (2)
Romantic poetry
The gospel according to John
Roger Scruton on his knees
Book of lamentations (1)
Classical music
Spiralling notes (1)

■Obituary
Farish Jenkins (1)

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■Leaders
Barack Obama's second term
Now, hug a Republican (254)
Greece’s debt burden
How to end the agony (20)
Mali
Terror in the Sahara (3)
Reforming welfare in India
Cash, with strings (2)
Lunacy and astronomy
In praise of moons (9)

■Letters
Letters
On assisted suicide, "theological", South Africa, Greece, Afghanistan, China, pop tunes (1)

■Briefing
The poor in America
In need of help (8)

■United States
The presidency
The remaking of the president (19)
Congress
Much ado about nothing (3)
Ballot measures
A liberal drift (7)
State-level elections
A battle of inches (1)
Election forecasting
Running numbers (5)
The budget deficit
To the cliff, and beyond (17)
After the storm
What Sandy did next
Lexington
State of denial (91)

■The Americas
Class in Latin America
The expanding middle (1)
Peru
Mayor and mafias (32)

■Asia
Welfare in India
Money where your mouth is (1)
Cash welfare in India
Warding off danger (3)
Sri Lanka’s judiciary
Courting trouble (2)
The Golden Triangle
The long arm of Chinese law (1)
Japan’s nuclear future
Rokkasho and a hard place (1)
Afghanistan
Location, location

■China
Communist Party congress
Treading water (1)
Factional politics
Old brooms
Congress-watching
Heard in the hutong
Banyan
Blunt words and keen swords (10)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s opposition
Get your act together or we won’t help (4)
Israeli politics
For him, the wrong American (19)
Saudi Arabia
The younger generation, at last? (2)
Mali and al-Qaeda
Can the jihadists be stopped? (3)
Kenya’s mobile telephones
Vital for the poor (2)

■Europe
Greece and the euro
Toil and trouble (7)
Russo-German relations
The shocking Mr Schockenhoff (6)
Russian defence
Reform and be sacked (1)
French competitiveness
A rude awakening (1)
Corruption in northern Italy
A plague on all their houses (1)
Business and organised crime
Hands over the city
Charlemagne
Hope and no change (3)

■Britain
Birmingham
Second city, second class (2)
Labour and Europe
Playing with fire
London’s schools
The lessons of Boris (1)
The living wage
Wage flaws (3)
A new church leader
Alpha male (1)
Police reform
Ah, democracy
Diseased trees
Ash to ashes
Bagehot
The weight of the world
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■International
Newspapers versus Google
Taxing times (9)
Piracy
Hung, drawn and quartered
Online advertising
Clicked off
Clarification: Digital copyright

■Business
Business continuity
Making it through the storm
European railways
Uncoupling the trains (2)
Corporate Japan
The good, the bad and the ugly (2)
Myanmar’s investment rules
Burmese haze
Translating and the law
Legal language (1)
Brazil in Africa
A new Atlantic alliance (7)
African hospitality
No vacancy (2)
Schumpeter
More than just a game (5)

■Finance and economics
Asian economies
Asia’s great moderation (1)
Buttonwood
Desperately seeking yield (1)
Energy markets
Charged atmosphere (1)
Investindustrial
Where others fear to tread
Ratings agencies
Crisis in ratings land? (7)
Academic papers and stockmarket returns
Keep digging
The economics of voting
The X factor (3)
Germany’s banking system
Old-fashioned but in favour (1)
Free exchange
Strength in numbers (3)

■Science and technology
Astrobiology
A harvest of new moons (3)
Palaeontology
Four wings, good. Two wings, better
Human evolution
Time’s arrows (2)

■Books and arts
Modern India
Liberal worries (2)
Macaulay in India
A modernist and reformer (3)
Family memoir
Fathers and sons
New cinema
The kuchu chronicles
European memoirs
A long, long road
Sir Stamford Raffles
Busy bee
Ancient Egypt
Toot toot, King Tut (2)

■Obituary
Russell Means (19)

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■Leaders
Our American endorsement
Which one? (1,859)
Corporate governance in Japan
Olympian depths (2)
Bangladesh
Out of the basket (4)
Ethnic cleansing in Myanmar
No place like home (17)

■Letters
Letters
On immigration, Syria, textbooks, Ayn Rand, Spain, voting (1)

■Briefing
Bangladesh and development
The path through the fields (10)

■United States
Hurricane Sandy
Wild is the wind (16)
The swing states: a round-up
The road to 270 (14)
The House of Representatives
The no-wave election (3)
The ground war
Knock, knock (2)
The cyber war
Deus ex machina
Voices from the campaign
Heard on the trail
Ballot measures
Land of the freer?
Lexington
The price of hubris (9)

■The Americas
Reform in Mexico
Labour pains (2)
Intellectual property in Brazil
Owning ideas (1)
Cuba
Winds of change

■Asia
Myanmar’s parliament
Power grab (1)
Damming the Mekong river
River elegy
Australia in Asia
What’s Strine for “Asian century”? (11)
Terrorism in Indonesia
Going underground (1)
Politics in India
Shuffled, not stirred (1)
Forced labour in India
Toil and trouble (5)
Banyan
Unforgiving history (6)

■China
China’s ruling families
Riches exposed (6)
University exams
Fighting for privilege (4)

■Middle East and Africa
The Swahili coast
Contagion of discontent (2)
Elephants
Brought to tusk
Rwandan justice
Fairness on trial (7)
Iraq’s oil
The Kurdish opening
Israeli media
Wapping in the Holy Land (5)
Syria’s civil war
Nowhere to run (4)

■Europe
Russia’s president
Vladimir the victor (15)
Lithuania
Leftward lurch (9)
Turkey’s Syriacs
An outpost of Aramaic speakers (16)
Greek taxation
A national sport no more (5)
Dutch politics
Same old Dutch (5)
French competitiveness
Shock treatment (16)
Charlemagne
Bribesville II (11)

■Britain
The Heseltine report
Tarzanomics in the age of Dave (3)
The James Bond question
Shaken, stirred and confused (3)
Scottish independence
Breaking up is hard to do (28)
High street retail
Tricks and treats
The Co-op
Victorian secret (1)
Coastal towns
Beached and hard to reach
Metropolitan Police
Sale by the Yard
Bagehot
A damn good whipping (4)
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■International
Unmanned aerial vehicles
Death from afar (16)
Digital copyright
Pick a book (2)
Pain and pills
Grim and bear it (1)

■Business
State capitalism
Big Brother is back (3)
Corporate governance in Japan
Back to the drawing board (1)
The movie business
Wishing upon a Death Star (20)
Fonterra
Land of milk and money (5)
Penguin and Random House
Waddling forward (1)
Anglo American’s future
Out of the minefield
Lessons from TED
Corporate TEDucation (1)
Schumpeter
Corporate burlesque (3)

■Finance and economics
Corporate savings
Dead money (7)
Hong Kong property
Taxing times
Investment banking
Game over (5)
Buttonwood
Marshmallows and markets (4)
Zippy economies
Sonic booms (1)
Sovereign debt
Hold-outs upheld
Deforestation in Sarawak
Log tale
Free exchange
Land of the corporate giants (1)

■Science and technology
Tsunamis in Lake Geneva
Lake monsters (1)
3D printing
A third-world dimension (1)
Treating disease with microbes
Bugs in the system (1)
Fish farming
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Bitter grounds

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Blacklisted
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A Solo show
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The leader vanishes

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Libya
Despite everything, it’s still a success
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Why they won’t calm down
Egypt
The Brothers flex their muscles
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Revolution in the air at last
Somalia’s new president
Can he really rescue the place?

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Germany and the euro
Yes, but…
Elections in the Netherlands
Dutch surprise
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Independence light
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Burst valves
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Charlemagne
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Bagehot
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Always the bridesmaid
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Five out of ten
Bernard Arnault
Suitcase packed
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Return of the graveyard shift
Japanese Airlines
From bloated to floated
Schumpeter
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Casting a spell
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Complete Disaster in the Making
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Play it again
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An atheist’s guide
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The latest chapter
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Still smouldering
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Lame ducks and flying feathers
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Troubled waters
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Contemptuous
India’s youngest chief minister
Another dynasty in trouble

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AIDS activism
Bad blood
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Plus ça change
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Serving two masters
Banyan
Too small an ocean

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It’s not just the mines
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A bright spark is extinguished
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Those annoying democrats
War and diplomacy in Syria
No letting up

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The Netherlands votes
Cycling against windmills
A German wealth tax
Umfairteilung
Truth and power in Italy
Cash will do nicely, Silvio
Armenia, Azerbaijan and Hungary
The axeman goeth
Books about the French president
Decoding normality
Russia’s Far East
A bridge to Asia?
Charlemagne
Eurobankingfragilistic

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The reshuffle
All the right noises
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On the road
Violence in Northern Ireland
Fiery orange glow
British banks
The real scandal
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Belt too tight
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Wilting greens
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The wealth of nations

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Indian drug patents
Taking pains
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Money to play with
Car hire in Sierra Leone
The heart of the motor
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Prohibition hangover
Small brewers in the Czech Republic
Czech pint
Schumpeter
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Buttonwood
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My little crony
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They just keep on keeping on
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Bad or rubbish?
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Restarting hearts
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Another faller
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More stars than cars
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Shuttered
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Coalgate brushes dirtier
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Not fade away
Banyan
Snow dragons

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Worse and worse, and no end in sight
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Independent―or not?
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Don’t drone on
The United Nations in Africa
Radio Ga Ga
Angola’s election
By hook or by crook
Angola’s heir apparent
It could be a long wait

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A return to normality
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Another southern front
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The end of peaceful coexistence?
Charlemagne
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The Old Lady bulks up
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You, robot?
Catching a few more rays
No sow’s ear
Six degrees of mobilisation
A silent healer
Flushed with pride
Difference engine
Lost in cyberspace
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Zap, crackle and pop
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Look, no hands
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Stuck in fifth gear
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Second life
Initial public offerings
Suspiciously quiet
Global express-package companies
And then there were three?
Schumpeter
Those bloody Scandinavians

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Hony ahoy
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Buttonwood
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Barclays’ new boss
The anti-Bob
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Into another country
Online payments
Virtual spring
Art insurance
Paint threshold
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The geography of poverty
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Backward ran sentences…
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More or less
Space lifts
A lunatic idea?
Beer drinking
Shape up!

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The restaurant business
Eat up
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The mighty coin
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Paul Volcker
Tall tale
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Beguiling carnivores
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