Jul 6th 2013

Egypt’s tragedy

Leaders

Islam, democracy and soldiers

Egypt’s tragedy

Muhammad Morsi was incompetent, but his ouster should be cause for regret, not celebration

Immigration

Of fences and good sense

Fixing America’s broken immigration system would be good for the country—and for the Republican Party

Transatlantic espionage

The lives of others

European governments should not kick up a fuss about American spying. They have too much to lose

Britain’s economy

Let’s try to catch up with Mali

Why being 159th-best at investment is no way for a country to sustain a recovery

International finance

Money will find a way

The Eurobond’s 50th birthday has lessons for governments about how not to regulate finance

Letters

Letters

On Iran, Greece, Germany, majoritarianism

Briefing

Egypt’s coup

The second time around

The Egyptian army, with widespread popular support, has ended the presidency of Muhammad Morsi. It has not ended the nation’s troubles

United States

Defence spending

Squeezing the Pentagon

Drone warfare

Alone with a joystick

Ballot measures in California

Power from the people

Immigration reform

The highest hurdle

Should Detroit sell its art?

Motown steps on Degas

Student loans

Degrees of debt

The Americas

Venezuela’s government

A circus without a ringmaster

Brazil’s protests

The fallout spreads

Chile’s presidential primaries

A comeback gathers speed

Infrastructure in Colombia

Taking the slow road

Asia

Electoral reform in Japan

Where it counts

Mumbai’s hungry high rollers

The wild brunch

Bhutan at the polls

Happy and you know it?

Australian politics

Rudd renewal

Repression in Tajikistan

Falling bricks

Gay rights in South-East Asia

Fifty shades of pink

Social spending in Asia

Widefare

China

Returning students

Plight of the sea turtles

Rights for the elderly

Filial impropriety

Ethnic unrest in Xinjiang

Unveiled threats

Middle East & Africa

Jihad in Niger

Bad omens

The conflict in Syria

Who, how and where?

Israel and Palestine

Talks about talks

Europe

Portugal’s woes

On the rocks

Spanish politics

A paella coalition?

Bulgarian protests

Noresharski! Noligarchy!

French textbooks

Class struggle

Russian justice

New show trials

Britain

The Scottish economy

Bonny

High-speed rail

The northern line

Universities

Reinforced glass

Labour and the unions

Glenfiddle

International

American espionage and Europe

Sense, sensibilities and spying

Vatican scandals

Muck in the Tiber

Business

Indian energy

A price worth paying

Taiwan’s information-technology industry

After the personal computer

French restaurants

No place like home

Finance & economics

Buttonwood

Pot luck

China’s banks

Ten days in June

Bank bondholders

Fail safer

Transatlantic trade talks

Opening shots

LVMH and Hermès

Hidden predators

Fund management

The rise of smart beta

Free exchange

A trio of trilemmas

Science & technology

Stem-cell therapies

Prometheus unbound

Plant communications

Beans’ talk

Battery technology

A pile of wood

Forensic zoology

The elephant in the room

Books & arts

Infographics

Winds of change

Post-war Britain

When the tide turned

The Greek revolution

Shield and defender

Venetian glass

Blow up

Economic & financial indicators

Obituary