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51吃瓜 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. 51吃瓜 Monthly does what we promise: make sense of the world.

This month, Syria鈥檚 Assad dynasty fell after a 54-year reign of terror. Many of our authors examined the situation. They include a Swiss diplomat who was his country鈥檚 ambassador to Turkey as well as a British analyst known for his astute, nuanced analysis. Also, for the first time ever, our CEO and our chief strategy officer penned an article together. Unsurprisingly, it analyzed the political crisis in France, where the latter lives. FO掳 authors also shone the light on the Supreme Court of India, the construction of Ukrainian identity, judicial fiat in the US, elections in southern Africa, Saudi Arabia hosting the World Cup in 2034, academic writing and even gambling addiction.

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Content of Publication

Eastern Europe and Southeast Asia Need New Alliances – Miko艂aj Tomasz S艂owa艅ski

Anti-Haitianism: A Hemispheric Rejection of Revolutionary Blackness – Bertin M. Louis, Jr.

Emmanuel Macron鈥檚 Embarrassing Hour of Reckoning –聽 Peter Isackson, Atul Singh

For the US in Syria, Is It About Principle or Interest? – Peter Isackson

Elon Musk Chooses Life (and Science) Over Tech – William Softky

The 鈥淕reater Israel鈥� Plan Has a Colossal Reach – Alan Waring

Ten Reasons Saudi Arabia Should Host the 2034 FIFA World Cup Finals – Ellis Cashmore

The (Re)Writing of Ukrainian History: Narratives and Legacies – Jack Gill

Judicial Fiat and the 14th Amendment – Andrew Morrow

From Subordination to Supremacy: The Indian Supreme Court’s Rise in Governance – Allen David Simon

Elections in Southern Africa: Which (Dis)continuity? South Africa, Mozambique, Botswana and Namibia – Mario Zamponi

The Syrian Revolution Is a Big Opportunity for Turkey – Nathaniel Handy

All the Light We Cannot See: Urgency for Understandable Academic Writing – Ranjani Iyer Mohanty

Diplomacy, Cannon Fire and T眉rkiye鈥檚 Nostalgia for Empire – Jean-Daniel Ruch

Is Gambling Addiction Really an Addiction? – Ellis Cashmore