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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
China
The paradox of prosperity (266)
The Republican nomination
Not so fast, Newt (15)
Private equity
Monsters, Inc? (14)
The euro crisis
What to do about Greece (14)
Syria’s uprising
Hold your horses (9)

■Letters
Letters
On Mitt Romney, India, Switzerland, common law, ”The Iron Lady”, executive pay, theme parks, walking, the Olympics

■Briefing
Unrest in China
A dangerous year (5)

■United States
The Republican nomination
Newt’s (fleeting?) moment (26)
Rick Perry quits the race
Back in the saddle (2)
Andrew Cuomo
Next, walk on water (10)
Immigration laws
Caught in the net (9)
California’s ports
The fickle Asian container (6)
American coal
A burning issue (6)
Lexington
The union’s state is dire (68)

■The Americas
Race in Brazil
Affirming a divide (20)
Crime in Nicaragua
A surprising safe haven (3)
Ecuador’s retirement capital
Going gently

■Asia
Political visions in Japan
Generational warfare
Censorship in India
Unfunny gags (5)
Politics in Bangladesh
Turbulent house
Gaming and politics in Australia
Ms Gillard’s gamble (1)

■China
The long arm of the state
Where’s the party? (9)
Yunnan’s tobacco boom
Poisonous gift (1)
Yunnan’s caffeine rush
For all the coffee in China (2)
Attitudes towards capital punishment
Who goes to the gallows? (1)
China’s new tribes
Ant tribes and mortgage slaves (3)
Banyan
Having it both ways (3)

■Middle East and Africa
Syria’s crisis
It looks like civil war (8)
Books in Arabic
Revolution between hard covers
Libya’s recovery
Better than it sounds (1)
Art in Saudi Arabia
The picture is changing
Yemen’s president
Another one bites the dust
Nigeria’s northern capital
The terror they dare not name (3)
Kenya and the ICC
Brace yourself (2)

■Europe
Germany’s coalition
Merkel at the top (2)
Italy’s reforms
The Iron Monti (6)
French politics
Sauce Hollandaise (27)
Croatia and the European Union
A cautious yes (4)
Turkish foreign policy
Problems with the neighbours (13)
Swedish Social Democrats
In the dumps
Charlemagne
Hopeful or hopeless? (13)

■Britain
Demography
The changing face of London (5)
Scottish independence
More than just words (2)
Health reform
This will hurt a bit (1)
Unlikely cities
In name only (1)
The economy
Squeezed (1)
The mortgage market
Home truths (1)
Professional and business services
Unsung heroes
Bagehot
Global Britain, SOS (3)
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■International
Privacy laws
Private data, public rules (5)
Saving lives
Scattered saviours (1)

■Business
Affinity fraud
Fleecing the flock (5)
Boeing
Faster, faster, faster (5)
Canada’s high-tech woes
Research in commotion (9)
The internet and file-sharing
Dotcom bust (7)
Legal services
Psst, wanna buy a law firm?
Grameen’s business empire
Grabbing Grameen (1)
Schumpeter
The power of tribes (2)

■Finance and economics
Greece and the euro
An economy crumbles (16)
Austerity and the markets
The perils of prudence (4)
Buttonwood
In praise of pessimists (2)
The Federal Reserve
Can you hear me now? (1)
Deutsche Börse and NYSE Euronext
Competing arguments (1)
Private equity under scrutiny
Bain or blessing? (4)
Free exchange
Shake it all about (3)

■Science and technology
Visible-light communication
Tripping the light fantastic (20)
Embryonic stem cells
Looking up (1)
Flu research and public safety
Influenza and its complications (3)
Colony collapse disorder
Bee off (20)

■Books and arts
Queen Elizabeth II
Royal bow (4)
Fiat and the Agnelli family
Near-death experience (1)
Revolution in Egypt
Square eyes (2)
New thriller
Wreathed in smoke
The future of Europe
A declinist’s case (1)
Weegee’s photographs
Black, white and blood red (1)

■Obituary
Gustav Leonhardt (3)

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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (1)
KAL’s cartoon (9)

■Leaders
Emerging-market multinationals
The rise of state capitalism (103)
The euro crisis returns
Salve Italia (30)
Taxing the rich in America
The politics of plutocracy (33)
Nuclear Iran
Not quite too late (34)
Corporate anonymity
Light and wrong (12)

■Letters
Letters
On the City, productivity, sin taxes, Bolivia, nuclear power, Kolkata, euphemisms (4)

■Briefing
Booming Mongolia
Mine, all mine (14)

■United States
Income inequality
Who exactly are the 1%? (98)
Optimal tax rates
Soak or swim (4)
Online piracy
Stopping SOPA (19)
Mexico’s drug war
Not so fast (26)
Red-light cameras
You’re on film (10)
Bankrupt schools
Studying on a shoestring (1)
Executive clemency
The pardoner’s tale
Lexington
The Palmetto primary (14)

■The Americas
Mexico’s do-nothing legislature
The siesta congress (55)
Guatemala’s new president
Quick march (4)
Canada’s oil industry
What goes around (9)

■Asia
Taiwan’s elections
It’s all right, Ma (59)
Satire in South Korea
Lampooning the pols (2)
Urbanising China
A nation of city slickers (3)
Parental abduction in Japan
Child-snatchers (14)
Change in Myanmar
Follow my lead (4)
Banyan
A game of chicken
Award: James Astill

■Middle East and Africa
Sanctions and Iran
Beleaguered but still unbowed (11)
Iran’s isolation
A sad old city
Shia Islam
A growing sense of bloody isolation (2)
Israel and Palestine
Toddling to talks about talks (9)
Israel and Azerbaijan
Odd but useful allies (12)
Education in South Africa
Still dysfunctional
Protests in Nigeria
Let them have fuel (14)

■Europe
Italy’s prime minister
A good professor in Rome (45)
The cruise-ship tragedy
Wrecked (3)
Russian protests
Putin’s people (13)
French politics
Down a notch (11)
Riots in Romania
Anger management (54)
Justice in Turkey
Not for some (10)
Justice in Spain
Investigating the investigator (4)
Charlemagne
And then there was one (44)

■Britain
Town-centre retailing
Nation of shop critics (9)
John Lewis as a model
The feeling is mutual (2)
Extradition
The ties that bind
Schools in Wales
Down in the valleys (4)
Labour’s fiscal rethink
Plan B (1)
The Leveson inquiry
The Street of Shame responds
Exports and the economy
Made in Britain (2)
David Hockney
The beauty of the boring (1)
Bagehot
Alex Salmond, Little Englander (36)
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■International
Corporate anonymity
Ultimate privilege (5)
Demography and climate change
How to cut carbon emissions (2)
Dissent about prohibition
In narco veritas (3)

■Special report: State capitalism
The visible hand(64)
Something old, something new(4)
State capitalism’s global reach
New masters of the universe(3)
A choice of models
Theme and variations(4)
Pros and cons
Mixed bag
Going abroad
The world in their hands(1)
The long view
And the winner is…(6)

■Business
Israeli technology companies
What next for the start-up nation? (9)
Demography and business in Israel
The promised land needs people (6)
Business in America
Glass half empty (7)
Research and development
Brain gain (3)
Television-making
Cracking up
Aircraft leasing
Buy or rent? (2)
Opening a business in Brazil
Why make it simple? (11)
Tequila
Storm in a shot glass (3)
Schumpeter
The shackled boss (3)

■Briefing
Energy in India
The future is black (8)

■Finance and economics
American banks
Losing altitude (2)
Buttonwood
Not so smart
Greece’s debt-holders
Volunteers wanted (33)
Austrian banks
Vienna 2.0
China’s economy
Two twists in the dragon’s tail (2)
Trade statistics
iPadded (2)
Free exchange
The hangover (2)

■Science and technology
Exercise and longevity
Worth all the sweat (13)
Polio
A Rotary engine (11)
Forensic science
Ignorance is bliss (4)
Solar energy
Flower power (2)
The Richard Casement internship

■Books and arts
The American presidency
Party of two (6)
Philip Larkin
Library book
French parents
Non, non and non (18)
Short stories
Of moose and men (1)
New film
The world at war (1)
New theatre: “Travelling Light”
The screen at the end of the world
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■Obituary
Rauf Denktash (15)

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■The world this week
Politics this week
Business this week (2)
KAL’s cartoon (7)

■Leaders
Mitt Romney
America’s next CEO? (193)
India’s identity scheme
The magic number (30)
Executive pay
Bosses under fire (40)
Natural disasters
The rising cost of catastrophes (9)
Scotland’s referendum
Clarity, please (59)

■Letters
Letters
On oil, the Republicans, shale gas, the East India Company, suicide, Tilbury port, Belgian beer, the rich (4)

■Briefing
Mitt Romney
Towards the coronation (15)

■United States
The New Hampshire primary
Mitt Romney marches on (11)
The recovery and the election
That 2004 feeling (29)
Guantánamo
No way out (6)
Harsh laws
Another one in the net (20)
Rebalancing America’s forces
The downgrading of Europe (72)
Lexington
Running out of moves (38)

■The Americas
Brazil’s trade policy
Seeking protection (5)
Iran and Latin America
Brothers in arms? (10)
Colombia’s former paramilitaries
Criminals with attitude (5)
Lima’s metro
The train leaves platform one at last (3)

■Asia
India’s UID scheme
Reform by numbers (5)
Malaysian politics
The end of Sodomy 2.0 (6)
Chinese air pollution
Clearing the air?
Disappearances in Sri Lanka
Murky business (14)
Australia’s aborigines
Occupied land (6)
Banyan
Let them eat yellowcake (1)

■Middle East and Africa
Nigeria
The spreading northern insurgency (8)
South Africa
Disappointment (12)
Israeli politics
Shaking the kaleidoscope (2)
Egypt’s religious divisions
Not so “Happy Christmas” (2)
Rwandan history
Shifting the blame (1)
Tunisia
Ideology v practicality
Syria and Russia
Wait and sea (4)

■Europe
Europe’s economies
A false dawn (38)
Germany and the euro
Unhappy new year (15)
French tourism
Boney-park (1)
Greek woes
The Mediterranean blues (7)
Albanians in Greece
Heading home again (22)
Charlemagne
To opt in or not to opt in (10)

■Britain
Scotland’s referendum
If at first you don’t succeed (29)
Executive pay
Money for nothing? (1)
Terrorists and historians
Deathly archive (1)
No-frills accommodation
Room without a view (1)
High-speed rail
Train reaction (3)
Dale Farm after the evictions
Bleak midwinter
The future of the BBC
Auntie’s big year (2)
Bagehot
Edonomics
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■International
Video and human rights
Visibility before all (3)
Baby names
Thanks, mum (3)

■Business Books Quarterly
Setting a price on the future
The mathematics of markets(5)
Wall Street analysis
In need of therapy(2)
Global marketing
Local heroes
Entrepreneurs
Headbanging
Job interviews
Application(5)

■Business
Technological change
The last Kodak moment? (15)
Carrefour
Bread, cheese, new boss?
Golden parachutes
Rip-cord economics (1)
Brands in China
Pro logo
Schumpeter
Romney the revolutionary (4)

■Briefing
Natural disasters
Counting the cost of calamities (3)

■Finance and economics
China’s property market
Marriages and mergers (3)
Buttonwood
The ugly-bug ball (3)
European bank capital
By hook or by crook (2)
An über-review of the crisis
The Lo down
The Swiss National Bank
Damage control (6)
A good walk amortised
Putters aflutter
Japan’s trade balance
Seeing red (3)
Free exchange
The Beltway constraint (4)

■Science and technology
Military technology
Magic bullets (13)
Mathematical ecology
Spot check (4)
Leap seconds
Their time has come (6)
Bed bugs
A new debugger (3)
The Richard Casement internship
Apology

■Books and arts
The haj
Journey of faith
Youth orchestras in Venezuela
The music man (2)
Prosecuting al-Qaeda
A tricky business (1)

■Obituary
Ronald Searle (1)

■Economic and financial indicators
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Big Mac index (1)
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■The world this week
Politics this week (3)
Business this week (1)
KAL’s cartoon (5)

■Leaders
Global finance
Save the City (153)
Venezuela’s presidential election
Cancer and the body politic (8)
The world economy
Self-induced sluggishness (42)
Hungary’s government
To Viktor too many spoils (155)
Citizenship
In praise of a second (or third) passport (84)

■Letters
Letters
On religion and America, Britain and Europe, Canada, ”free cities”, Martin Luther (1)

■Briefing
Britain’s financial industry
Death by a thousand cuts (9)

■United States
The Republican nomination
On to New Hampshire (31)
The economy and the states
Less of a drag (8)
Restricting abortion
Unintended issues (39)
Election laws
Holder v states (27)
Economic diversification
Reimagining the future (9)
Diversifying Nevada
Rolling the dice (4)
Lexington
Rick Santorum’s ride (112)

■The Americas
Venezuela’s election campaign
Chávez shuffles the pack (12)
The justice system in Bolivia
Rough justice (4)
Canadian history
The 1812 overture (18)
Rebuilding Haiti
Open for business (3)
Jamaica’s election
Go, sista (3)

■Asia
Reviving Kolkata
The city that got left behind (41)
Singapore politics
Falling on their wallets (36)
Damming the Mekong
In suspension (3)
Lifting martial law in Fiji
A gift from the Commander (6)
Thailand’s politics
Waiting for the man (4)
Television in China
Let me (not) entertain you (1)
Banyan
The Fukushima black box (9)

■Middle East and Africa
Egypt’s elections
Patience and steady nerves required (25)
Iran v the United States
Iran’s warning (25)
Syria and the Arab League
No end in sight (16)
Syria’s religious minorities
Jangling sectarian nerves (9)
Somalia and Ethiopia
Might things get better for once? (10)
South Africa and alcohol
Don’t touch a drop (1)

■Europe
Hungary’s government
The long march of Fidesz (60)
German politics
Lone Wulff (9)
Austerity in Spain
Happy new year (14)
Austerity in Italy
Terrorising the taxman (3)
Bosnian politics
Let’s stick together (6)
Turkey and the Kurds
Death upon death (34)
Charlemagne
Summit for one (32)

■Britain
London’s mayoral race
Back into the fray (2)
British and American rowing
Rowed scholars (3)
Stephen Lawrence
Crime and consequences (12)
Nipping burglary in the bud
On your mark
Burglars as consumers
Not worth nicking
Telefónica connects
London calling (5)
The Big Issue magazine
Help the homeless! (3)
Bagehot
A murder that changed Britain (24)
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■International
Dual citizenship
Dutchmen grounded (8)
Collecting global garbage
Effluence of affluence (12)
Social media and fund-raising
One thousand points of “like” (2)
Scientology
Thetans at war (17)

■Business
The drugs industry
Battling borderless bugs (3)
China’s railways
Less express (20)
Biofuels
Brazilian brew (27)
B Corps
Firms with benefits (3)
Chinese condoms
Reds in the bed (8)
European transport policy
Greening the skies (8)
Selling cars online
The TrueCar challenge (14)
Schumpeter
The dangers of demonology (27)

■Briefing
The semiconductor industry
Space invaders (2)

■Finance and economics
Central banks
Crazy aunt on the loose (3)
India’s slowdown
The case for the defence (13)
Spain’s banks
Horns of a dilemma (2)
China’s economy
China’s version of contraction (13)
Buttonwood
Rich managers, poor clients (6)
Bank capital
Half-cocked Basel (1)
A Swiss central-banking scandal
Called to account (7)
Economics focus
Downturn, start up (2)

■Science and technology
Aesthetics and money
Fiddling with the mind (20)
Evolution
The value of a good editor (1)
Power from the sea
Second time around… (4)
A new island in the Red Sea
Peekaboo (2)
China’s space programme
Rockets galore (30)

■Books and arts
Women and Islam
God-daughters (5)
Europe and Islam
Managing the future (10)
Post-apartheid South Africa
The rejected son
A memoir of Nigeria
Madmen on the ground
A history of dieting
Binge and purge (5)
New film: “The Iron Lady”
Cheekbones and chidings (12)

■Obituary
Cesária Évora (7)

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■The world this week
The world this year (2)
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■Leaders
The European Union in disarray
A comedy of euros (148)
America’s fragile recovery
A year of living pigheadedly (18)
Central Asia
Make a new plan, Stans (3)
In praise of particle physics
Higgs ahoy! (18)

■Letters
Letters
On defence, infrastructure, Africa, foie gras, Georgia, Jesus, watchmaking, Greece, Europe
Clarification

■United States
American veterans
A hard homecoming (2)
Winter strikes Chicago
Shovel ready
New Mexico’s governor
How to grab them (1)
Lexington
Flirting with fratricide (5)

■The Americas
Argentina’s president
Cristina prepares to defy gravity (4)
Peru’s government
By the right, march (1)
Canada and climate change
Kyoto and out (23)

■Asia
Kazakhstan at 20
Not-quite-eternal Nursultan
Logging in Cambodia
Dead wood (2)
China’s economic decision-making
Prudent and proactive (1)
India’s political paralysis
Gasping for breath (4)
Delhi’s centenary as a capital
More than pomp and frolics (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Africa’s population
Miracle or Malthus? (20)
South Africa
Fat is bad but beautiful (6)
Syria’s opposition
Gaining ground (7)
Kenya and Charles Dickens
Great expectations (2)

■Europe
The European Union and the euro
Game, set and mismatch (4)
France’s presidential election
Toi aussi, Dominique? (3)
Political protests in Russia
The birth of Russian citizenry (10)
Belgian massacre

■Britain
The coalition after the veto
State of the union
Financial services in Britain
The blitz spirit (1)
Life outside the EU
In with the out crowd (5)
Natural resources
Mine what you wish for
Bagehot
How Britain could leave Europe (8)
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■International
Euphemisms
Making murder respectable (1)

■Christmas Specials
The East India Company
The Company that ruled the waves (6)
Conservation in India
Frog-hunters of the Western Ghats (4)
A Downing Street story
The game (1)
The joy of walking
A path through time immemorial (1)
Social media in the 16th Century
How Luther went viral
Religion in America
The faith (and doubts) of our fathers (5)
Domestic labour
The servant problem (1)
The psychology of service
Why have servants?
Early colonial adventures
Pirate, colonist, slave
Egypt
A Riche history
Why China fails at football
Little red card (6)
China abroad
Sun Tzu and the art of soft power (8)
Exams in South Korea
The one-shot society (3)
Sex and advertising
Retail therapy (5)
Belgian beer
Brewed force
Crowd dynamics
The wisdom of crowds
Albrecht Dürer
Portrait of the artist as an entrepreneur
Musical history
Seven seconds of fire (1)

■Business
French nuclear energy
Under pressure (5)
Japanese firms shop abroad
Armed with a strong yen (1)
Avon boots out its boss
Andrea’s adieu
Labour relations in America
Boeing bullied (3)
Schumpeter
Big and clever (9)

■Finance and economics
The euro crisis
Damned with faint plans (5)
European banks
Staggering to the rescue (5)
Seasonal giving
Keeping up with the Santas
Buttonwood
Not in front of the servants (3)
Economics focus
One nation overdrawn (1)

■Science and technology
The Higgs boson
Fantasy turned reality (123)
Climate-change summit
A deal in Durban (7)
Body hair
The not-so-naked ape (1)

■Books and arts
Botticelli and his bankers
Gold, God and forgiveness (1)
Fra Angelico
Haloes and holiness
The City of London
Words and bonds (1)
Free will and the brain
Self interest

■Obituary
Christopher Logue (2)

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■Leaders
Russia’s future
The cracks appear (85)
Islamists, elections and the Arab spring
And the winner is… (41)
Ten years of China in the WTO
Shades of grey (10)
The EU summit
Beware the Merkozy recipe (25)
Video games
The serious business of fun (7)

■Letters
Letters
On the London Stock Exchange, roundabouts, bond markets, Thomas Cook, the Keystone XL pipeline, diasporas

■Briefing
Russia
The long life of Homo sovieticus (5)

■United States
The election
The president chooses his ground (38)
The economy and stimulus
Looking up (10)
Transport in Georgia
Spare a penny? (2)
Technology and civil liberties
Don’t shoot (5)
Detroit nears bankruptcy
Nowhere to run (1)
Insider trading and Congress
Capitol crimes (4)
Tort reform
Closing the lottery (2)
Lexington
The wretched Middle East (9)

■The Americas
Canada and the United States
The border two-step (8)
Colombia’s floods
That damned Niña (1)
Mining in Peru
Doing the Conga (1)
Publishing in Latin America
A literary deficit (2)

■Asia
China’s economy and the WTO
All change (4)
Chinese politics and the WTO
No change (5)
Japan’s energy crisis
Nuclear winter (1)
Market reform in India
Off their trolleys (11)
Banyan
Hornets’ nest (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Political Islam
Everywhere on the rise (25)
Israel and the Islamists
Oh no! But let’s talk, maybe (14)
The religious right in Israel
It’s on the rise too (3)
Uncertainty in Iran
Did they really mean to do it? (4)
Congo’s election
It could get worse (6)
South Africa’s courts
President v judges

■Europe
Political crisis in Russia
Voting, Russian-style (11)
Germany’s debt brake
Tie your hands, please (12)
France and Germany
No thanks for the memories
Italy’s budget
Saving Italy (4)
Romania’s economy
Buckle up (2)
Macedonia’s name dispute
Call it what you want (23)
Charlemagne
Those obstructive Brits (62)

■Britain
Reforming welfare
Nice work if you can find it
Cigars
Up in smoke (2)
Labour’s economic credibility
Fighting to be heard (1)
Local-government finance
Let them eat business rates
Environmental attitudes
Wilting greens (5)
London Gateway
Dockers’ return
Bagehot
God in austerity Britain (2)
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■International
City building
Hong Kong in Honduras
Free cities
Honduras shrugged (3)

■Special report: Video games
All the world’s a game(13)
As you like it
The business of gaming
Thinking out of the box(4)
Paying for pixels
E-sports
Gentlemen, start your computers(8)
Violence and addiction
No killer app(1)
Alternative uses
The play’s the thing
The importance of fun
Homo ludens

■Business
Macau’s gambling industry
A window on China (1)
American telecoms
A breath of fresh airwaves (1)
Thomson Reuters
Screen test (1)
Advertising
Four more years
Biotech patents
Taking it personally
Carmakers
Revenge of the petrolheads (8)
Schumpeter
University challenge

■Briefing
Lessons of the 1930s
There could be trouble ahead (21)

■Finance and economics
Europe’s sovereign-debt crisis
Scaling the summit (47)
The IMF and the euro
Cash for credibility (6)
Mexico’s plunging peso
¡Arriba, arriba!
Buttonwood
Not sharing
Financial accounting
Double-edged deferral
Private equity
One careful owner?
Helping the poor to save
Small wonder (2)
Economics focus
Puns and punditry

■Science and technology
3D printing
The shape of things to come (1)
Arthritis and botulinum toxin
Something to celebrate
Human evolution
A place to rest your weary head (1)
Another Earth?
Home away from home (3)

■Books and arts
Books of the Year
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India’s Maoists
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China’s economy
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Egypt’s election
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Charlemagne
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The Palestinians
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South Africa and secrecy
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France and automation
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Hungary’s economy
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Poland’s government
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Charlemagne
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The press at bay
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Thomas Cook
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Pay-per-vote (1)
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Women in China
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Built to last (2)

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Transparent government
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Honeymoon over
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It isn’t even past (4)
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Don’t get mad, get organised (4)

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America in the Asia-Pacific
We’re back (42)
Taiwan’s presidential race
Narrowing (4)
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Pacific islands
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Seeing and believing

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Syria
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Israel’s courts
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Arab freedom of expression
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Winner takes all
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Sudan north and south
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Italy’s new prime minister
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Russia’s future
Putin his place (4)
Russia and NATO
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Rio on the Med
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A horror from the past
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He says, she says
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Fuel duty
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Green and pleasant island (2)
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Follow my leader
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A guide to goodness
Values for money (5)
Google Music
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Indian airlines
Natural selection (1)
Chinese jewellers
Beijing bling (3)
Schumpeter
The French way of work (4)
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The European Central Bank
Brink think (28)
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The bounty of the muni
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Memoir of the Middle East
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A risky venture (5)
Human rights in Mexico
Friendly fire (4)
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China’s restive Tibetan regions
No mercy (27)
Pakistan and the rise of Imran Khan
Second coming (7)
Afghanistan and the Taliban
Collateral damage (2)
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Dreams and realities
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The happening place (1)
Banyan
One dam thing after another (1)

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Israel squares up to Iran
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Libya and its allies
All too friendly
Chad, Mali and Niger
Just deserts (1)
Egypt’s military leaders
Not doing well (1)
Africa’s amputees
Not just the winning that counts (1)
Nigeria’s new government
Groping forward (3)

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A case of the sniffles (1)
Greece’s dysfunctional politics
Tomorrow and tomorrow (5)
News in the ex-Yugoslavia
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France’s public finances
The belt-tightener-in-chief (3)
Azerbaijan
How to spend it (4)
Nagorno-Karabakh
Conflict on ice (8)
Charlemagne
Europe against the people? (6)

■Britain
Reshaping local government
The mayors show
Uncontrolled borders
Waving them in (2)
London 2012
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Toys and culture
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Contempt of court
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Your service or His? (3)
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Austerity
Destructive creation(2)
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Anti-EU backlash
Beyond the fringe
Europe’s big two
The Nico and Angela show
Non-members
Look at it this way
After the crisis
Making do(1)

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State capitalism in China
Of emperors and kings (5)
Shipping
Economies of scale made steel
Diamonds
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The Oppenheimers
Swapping gems for cash
Sexual harassment
Nasty, but rarer (2)
The Olympus scandal
Big trouble in Tokyo
Airline alliances
The airmiles-high clubs
Dynegy
Power play
Schumpeter
Why firms go green

■Briefing
South Korea’s economy
What do you do when you reach the top? (2)

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Drought warning (3)
Buttonwood
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Too big to fail
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Networking and pay
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Fee high so dumb
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What dinosaurs ate
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The Rorschach test
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Can’t wait? Must wait (2)
Murder in New Orleans
Telly Hankton’s town
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Lexington
Sex and pizzas (30)

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Nicaragua’s presidential election
The survivor (4)
Brazil’s former president
A new battle for Lula (2)
Currency controls in Argentina
Unfree exchange (4)

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Cleaning up Japan’s nuclear mess
The twilight zone (2)
Thailand’s floods
Rising damp (3)
Activism in China
Blind man’s bluff (2)
Nepal
Peace, in your own time
Indian rural welfare
Digging holes (12)
Banyan
Echoes of dreamland

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The rise of Qatar
Pygmy with the punch of a giant (7)
Iran’s politics
President v supreme leader
Satire in Iran
Mocking the mullahs (5)
Israel and Palestine
One side gets even lonelier (23)
Palestine’s Bedouin
We want recognition too (4)
Human rights in Libya
Bad habits (35)
Transport in South Africa
By the seat of your cheap pants

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Greece and the euro
Papandreou’s people (14)
Wages in Germany
Merkel and the minimum (3)
A numerical French obsession
Twenty times twenty (5)
Spain’s election
Rajoy the reformer (9)
Russia and world trade
In at last? (4)
Turkish foreign policy
Dormant power revival (10)
Turkey in the Balkans
The good old days? (8)
Charlemagne
A Greek bearing gifts (7)

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The reality-television business
Entertainers to the world
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Overstepping the mark
The St Paul’s protests
Bells and yells (3)
Child-care costs
Precious little burdens (4)
The economy and the euro
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Cutting legal aid
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London’s sewers
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Supply side (1)

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Indian technology firms
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TCS in America
From Mumbai to the Midwest (1)
Qantas
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Arrivederci, Italia? (3)
Personalised news
Your digital paper, sir (3)
Retailing
Spies in your wallet (3)
Loyalty cards and insurance
Every little helps
Schumpeter
Land of the wasted talent (1)
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■Briefing
Brazil’s oil boom
Filling up the future (6)

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Financial markets
Greece lightning (9)
Buttonwood
Two tiers, too complex (3)
MF Global’s bankruptcy
Broke broker
Swiss banks
The Swiss diet (2)
China’s financial regulators
All change
Climate finance
He who pays the paupers… (2)
Economics focus
Pulling for the home team (4)
Correction: Europe’s bail-out plan

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Ageing
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Science in South Africa
All squared
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Viking navigation
Sunstruck (1)

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Big bang (2)
Vincent van Gogh
Paint a palette blue and grey (1)
Historical salvage
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Kind of blue
Nikolaus Pevsner
Set in stone
Deceit and self-deception
Suspicious minds (1)

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■Briefing
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No big bazooka (51)

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The Louisiana governor’s race
Bobby laps the field (1)
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Good food and bad
Just deserts
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Money up in smoke
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The road not bulldozed (1)
Lexington
No satisfaction, no resignation (6)
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Education in Chile
The fraught politics of the classroom (14)
Inflation in Brazil
Blurring the mandate (7)
Corruption in Quebec
Digging deeper (1)
The Latinobarómetro poll
The discontents of progress (1)

■Asia
Food safety in China
In the gutter (11)
Unpaid wages in China
Can’t pay, won’t pay (5)
A mayoral race in Seoul
Outsider in (1)
Japan’s free-trade dilemma
Yes, it should (3)
Afghanistan’s neighbours
Jaw-jaw? (1)
Rugby and politics
Watch the bounce (2)
Banyan
Season of cheer? (2)

■Middle East and Africa
Tunisia’s general election
Islamists to the fore (24)
Libya after Qaddafi
A new timetable (20)
The Saudi succession
Time, surely, for a much younger one (2)
Iraq and America
Now please go (9)
Syria’s army defectors
Cracks in the army (17)
Kenya invades Somalia
A big gamble (5)
South Africa’s opposition
Getting blacker? (4)
Corruption in South Africa

■Europe
German politics
The country of “no” (9)
Terrorism in Spain
The war is over (5)
Italy’s government
Hands off our pensioni (1)
Turkey and the Kurds
Deadly tremors (23)
Northern Kosovo
Blocked (9)
Charlemagne
A tale of two Italians (13)

■Britain
London as a financial centre
Banged about (3)
Austerity luxury
Some enchanted teatime (3)
The EU referendum vote
While Rome burns (5)
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