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Turkey and EU agree outline of 'one in, one out' dealAngela Merkel describes Turkish proposal as a ‘breakthrough’ but says time is needed to agree final details -
The betrayal of Generation Y; Europe’s refugee crisis; anxiety on the Costa del SolInside the 11 March edition
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Activists call on world leaders to make gender equality pledge a realityUN Commission on the Status of Women seeks firm commitments on funding and implementation of empowerment goal included in 2030 agenda
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UN report: South Sudan allowed soldiers to rape civilians in civil warScale of atrocities committed by both sides laid bare in report, including allegations of torture, murder and deliberate mass displacement
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puzzles
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Guardian Weekly hangman game
Guess the city by using the letters below, remember it could be anywhere in the world. But choose wisely, because you only have seven incorrect guesses before the hangman strikes.
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The story of cities, day 1: how Alexandria laid foundations for the modern worldIn the first in a 50-part series charting the history of the planet’s urbanisation, Jack Shenker explores the ancient metropolis of Alexandria, which set a powerful precedent for future cities all over the world
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in pictures
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Photo highlights of the day: from George Martin tributes to a solar eclipseThe Guardian’s picture editors bring you a selection of the best photos from around the world, including tributes to George Martin and Dynamo’s umbrella
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Workers at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear plant, five years on – in picturesWorkers of Tepco, Toshiba and Kajima Corp at the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant five years on from the 9.0 earthquake
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Ben Quilty's haunting drawings of refugees from Syria – in picturesThe Australian artist travelled to Lebanon, Turkey, Greece and Serbia, drawing the people he met in refugee camps
Millennials Economic betrayal dragging down Generation Y’s income