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The world this week
Leaders
Europe’s migrant crisis
Merkel the bold
On refugees, Germany’s chancellor is brave, decisive and right
South Africa’s foreign policy
Clueless and immoral
A country that symbolises human rights and freedom is turning its back on both
Remittances
Costly cash
Regulation is raising the cost of sending money to the world’s poor. Reform it
Letters
On China, science, Alexander Hamilton, Urals, editing genes
Letters to the editor
Briefing
The Trump campaign
The art of the demagogue
The Republican Party regularly sees insurgents in its primaries. A self-funding one who seems capable of saying almost anything, though, is something new
Europe
Generation Interrail
What Europe means to the young
Polish gold fever
Waiting for the train
France’s National Front
From protest to power
Workers and wages
Our turn to eat
Organised crime
Ruffians in Rome
Charlemagne
Sprechen Sie power?
Britain
Older workers
March of the greybeards
Britain and Europe
Le wobble
Music and journalism
Public NME
Nuclear weapons
A political torpedo
Commercial property
Shop ’til you drop
Bicycle-making
Wheels with soul
Ethnic minorities
The XX-factor
Teacher recruitment
School’s out
Bagehot
The land that Labour forgot
Middle East & Africa
The Middle East and oil
The perils of relying on the sticky stuff
Iranian politics
A lion in winter
Investment in Iran
Not so fast
Smartphones and ultra-Orthodox Jews
Digital temptations
Tourism in South Africa
Beware of good intentions
Boko Haram
Shadow army
United States
Tackling poverty
It’s expensive to be poor
Arguing over Iran
Fighting talk
Dairy farming
From moo to you
Arctic America
Tales of Atlantis
Lexington
Is there an app for that?
The Americas
Brazil’s economy
Desperate times, desperate moves
Guatemala’s president
Not so serene
Canada’s pot-loving church
Dope springs eternal
Asia
Marriage in India
Love (and money) conquer caste
Pakistani politics
Upsetting the apple cart
Indonesia
Too mild?
The Koreas and China
He shells, she shells
Women and work in Japan
We’re busy. Get an abortion
China
International
Technology Quarterly
Monitor
In for the long haul
Monitor
Escape from flatland
Monitor
Sunshine and clouds
Monitor
Flapping about
Difference engine
More from Moore
Monitoring nuclear weapons
The nuke detectives
Monitoring nuclear weapons
Lasering the fuel
Rational consumer
Driving on camera
3D printing
A bridge to the future
3D printing
Wonderful widgets
Brain scan
Teaching tomorrow
Business
Primark
Faster, cheaper fashion
Employers in America
Work to rule
Hispanic broadcasting
Univision’s blurry picture
ENI in Egypt
Euregas!
Hon Hai
Kicking the Apple addiction
Schumpeter
The Trump in every leader
Finance & economics
India’s economy
Still in business
Buttonwood
With great power
Remittances
Like manna from heaven
Global banks
Emerging troubles
The cost of international transfers
A tax on the poor
Free exchange
Inflated claims
Schools brief
Why does time pass?
The moving finger writes
Science & technology
Medicinal chemistry
Drugs that live long will prosper
The war on malaria
A charge that sticks
Fisheries
Drawing the line
Evolution
Slippery customers
Culture
Gay rights in America
The arc of history
Religious conflict
Bloodied brothers
American college football
Punishingly profitable
Herring’s history
Net worth
Cross-cultural art
East meets West
New American fiction
Being Franzen’s friends
Obituary
Obituary: Oliver Sacks