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A selection of Guardian Weekly issues, including the end-of-year special. Photograph: Michael Thomas Jones/The Guardian
A selection of Guardian Weekly issues, including the end-of-year special. Photograph: Michael Thomas Jones/The Guardian

Guardian Weekly

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In addition to the Guardian and Observer, Guardian News & Media publishes Guardian Weekly.

The Guardian Weekly newspaper, which is available around the world, provides a digest of the best of the Guardian and Observer plus selected coverage from the Washington Post. It was first published in 1919, with a purpose that remains true to this day – “We aim at presenting what is best and most interesting in the (Manchester) Guardian, what is most distinctive and independent of time, in a compact weekly form” – and it has since developed into one of the world’s best-selling international weekly newspapers. Nelson Mandela read the Guardian Weekly during his incarceration, describing it in his autobiography as a “window on the wider world”.


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