  With the discovery of the Higgs boson the Standard Model has become a
complete and comprehensive theory, which has been verified with unparalleled
precision and in principle might be valid at all scales. However, several
reasons remain why we firmly believe that there should be physics beyond the
Standard Model. Experiments such as the LHC, new $B$ factories, and earth- and
space-based astro-particle experiments provide us with unique opportunities to
discover a coherent framework for many of the long-standing puzzles of our
field. Here we explore several significant interconnections between the physics
of the Higgs boson, the physics of flavour, and the experimental clues we have
about dark matter.
