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Fair Observer Monthly is a chance for you to sit down, look back and think about the month past. A month lasts 28 to 31 days, a suitably appropriate time to take stock of the world. We publish daily on our website and we select some of our best articles every month in our e-magazine. We will give you context and multiple perspectives on issues that matter. We will inform and educate you. Fair Observer Monthly does what we promise: make sense of the world.

In this edition, we focus on Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi’s resignation and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s economic policy. John Bruton, the former Irish prime minister, examines how Britain has seen its place in the world from 1815 to 1955 and Jennifer Wider, a well-known doctor and contributing editor at Fair Observer, digs deeper into whether transgender athletes should compete in women’s sports.

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No – Not just Russian Imperialism Has Triggered War in Ukraine – Peter Isackson

This is Biden’s Inflation Plan‽ – Christopher Roper Schell

“The Lady Vanishes” But She Must Not – Ranjani Iyer Mohanty

US Supreme Court Decisions Highlight Ethical Concerns – Larry Beck

The Russia-Ukraine War Proves That We Must Define National Security Differently – Mark Cummings

How Britain Has Seen Its Place in the World from 1815 to 1955 – John Bruton

Sultan Recep Tayyip Erdoğan’s Erdonomics is Driving Turkey to Disaster – Atul Singh

Italy, Europe, and the World Needed Super Mario to Stay On – Federica Fazio

Brains Explained: Vibration all the Way Down – William Softky

The Debate On Transgender Athletes Is Fundamentally About Fairness – Jennifer Wider