Print editionMay 14th 2011
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The world this week
Leaders
Silicon Valley and the technology industry
The new tech bubble
Britain's coalition government
Keep calm and carry on
Greece's debt crisis
Trichet the intransigent
The Afghan campaign
Single or quits
Fixing international banking
Unfinished business
The not-so-beautiful game
Offside
Briefing
Afghanistan
Glimmers of hope
United States
The budget
The Blair House Project
The politics of the pump
A rhetorical blowout
Shale gas extraction
The need to be seen to be clean
New York's old people rebel
To the barricades for Medicare
The Republican nomination
The dance of the seven tweets
Health-care reform
The American exception
Concealed carry in Texas
Students v guns
Lexington
Save the fourth amendment
The Americas
Education in Mexico
Schooling the whole family
Ecuador's constitutional referendum
A close count
Canada's environment
Boreal blues
Asia
Pakistan after bin Laden
Humiliation of the military men
Pakistan and China
Sweet as can be?
Hunger in North Korea
Let them eat maize husks
Rethinking nuclear energy in Japan
Japan unplugged
Australia's finances
Tough love, or plain tough?
Investigating Kyrgyzstan's ethnic violence
Bloody business
Banyan
Low expectations
Middle East & Africa
International justice in Africa
The International Criminal Court bares its teeth
Africa's growing middle class
Pleased to be bourgeois
The crisis in Syria
More stick than carrot
The new Tunisia
Bumpily ahead
Egypt's embattled Copts
Feeling ever more nervous
Europe
German foreign policy
The unadventurous eagle
French foreign policy
Sarkozy's wars
Belarus's crackdown
Show trials again
Defence spending in eastern Europe
Scars, scares and scarcity
Danish politics
To vote, or not to vote?
Women in Turkey
Behind the veil
Charlemagne
Decision time
Britain
The first year of the coalition
The uncivil partnership
Elections in Northern Ireland and Wales
The double act continues
Scottish politics
Independence by stealth
Misbehaving banksProtection money
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The Glencore effectThe big dig
The big dig
PrivacyThe right to “no”
The right to “no”
Miscarriages of justiceDegrees of innocence
Degrees of innocence
Bagehot
Pride after a fall
Correction: Foot-and-mouth disease
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Group rights v individual rights
Me, myself and them
Human-rights abuses
Nothing new under the sun
Global road safety
Fighting road kill
Demography
...isn't destiny, one hopes
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