Politics and Law Corner

The book explores one of the strangest stories of the relationship between politics and journalism in Egypt, spanning the period following World War II until the late twentieth century. It's a story they wanted to forget and conceal, lest the consequences of the policies...

The Justice and Development Party's (AKP) rise to power in Turkey was not an ordinary event; rather, it was a silent earthquake that occurred in stages, and its repercussions have continued to affect Ataturk's republic and its geopolitical relations with neighboring and distant countries....

This cultural, political and economic study of Turkey in the second half of the twentieth century is not only important for shedding light on the conflict over identity between secularism (Westernization) and Islam, and for shedding light on the background of Turkish decisions in...

In this book, former Lebanese Prime Minister Salim al-Hoss presents the Lebanese crisis, summarizing it in a series of issues: sectarianism that hinders citizenship, and the loss of democracy despite freedom.

Which Bush is this? Which government is his government?! Which media is his media??? Scandals of the mercenary American media that claims democracy, yet covers up the indescribable crimes of the American administration.

University of Cologne Commentary on Space Law

With the keen eye of a journalist, the boldness of a combatant, and the experience of a historian spanning 40 years, John Collie wrote this book, drawing on what he saw and experienced personally, the living testimonies he listened to, the extensive published and...

Iranian foreign policy has always been in the spotlight as It took me a long time to discuss it over the past thirty-eight years. The Islamic Republic is responsible for the Shiite revival sweeping Iraq. Financing terrorist groups such as Hezbollah in southern Lebanon,...

A book that surveys the scene from Tunisia to Egypt, all the way to the United States with the Occupy Wall Street movement, then Greece with its financial crisis, and Spain and the Philippines with their popular unrest. The goal was not to cover...

Where did Macron grow up? What kind of childhood did he have? Who raised him and took him by the hand? How did he meet his future wife? What was the connection between them? What about his academic and work history and the positions...

From his academic position, his comprehensive culture, and his knowledge of a wide range of documents and sources, Jamal Wakim sees in the Lebanese war what others do not, because he entered it from a much deeper perspective, and was not taken in, like...

Until Satan is Stoned in Sudan Author: Al-Tijani Ahmed     This book explores the reasons behind the failure to build a nation-state and the persistence of poverty in Sudan, despite its abundant resources. The book blends surreal symbolic style with realistic narration and...

The Initiative's Talk is a collection of views contributed by Mohamed Hassanein Heikal to the public debate surrounding the visit to Israel in November 1977, one of the strangest events in contemporary Arab history.

The night of August 2, 1990, was the strangest night of our time. Between midnight and dawn, the world's heads of state were startled by the news that Iraq was invading Kuwait. Pierre Salinger, a former White House spokesman and chief correspondent for ABC...

Dr. David Crist is a distinguished historian working with the U.S. government. He holds a PhD in Middle Eastern history from the University of Florida. As a Marine Corps officer, he personally witnessed several wars, including the war on al-Qaeda and the U.S. confrontations...

The Hundred Years' War on Palestine Author: Rashid Khalidi     Rashid Khalidi's book, "The Hundred Years' War on Palestine: A History of Settler Colonialism and Resistance, 1917-2017," offers an opportunity to examine and review the complex reality of the Palestinian cause in its...

Information Warfare David Colon     "In this book, rich with important and concise information about the conflicts of the century and its great powers, David Colon, a specialist in the history of propaganda and methods of mass manipulation, reveals the mechanisms of a...

This book analyzes, from a geopolitical perspective, the long-standing territorial dispute between Kuwait and Iraq, within a broader historical context dating back to the Ottoman era, and traces the roots of this dispute through a detailed account of the sequence of events.

In the introduction to his book, Habib Rahman says, “To understand the Iraqi annexation of Kuwait in August 1990, it is necessary to first go back to the beginning of the twentieth century, when the Ottoman authorities in Basra adopted an active foreign policy...

During the first half of 1941, Britain entered a war against Iraq, and almost half a century later, in the first half of 1991, Britain fought a second war against it. The repetition of the two wars between the two countries is a matter...