The first volume in the collected works of Mikhail Gorbachev, architect of perestroika.

100 Great Politicians of all times, their biographies and fascinating stories.

The Leader of Baghdad: Rise and Fall. A political portrait of Saddam Hussein and his government. The authors are both professors at the Russian Academy of Military Science.

Noted author Roy Medvedev examines the growth and development of Kazakhstan during the Post-Soviet years, from an area of instability to one of stability and growth, driven by its exploitation of its natural resources.

A look at the strategy, tactics and methods used by Anatoly Chubais to privatize previously state-run companies and the rise of the Russian Oligarchy.

The book is a Russian translation of analysis published by the National Intelligence Council on the upcoming threats and challenges the United States and the world will face over the next few years.

The monograph examines the challenges and problems in the modernization of the post-Soviet economic sphere on three different levels: national, regional and global.

In this volume, the scholar Andrei Kokoshin examines the role and place of technocrats as a socio-cultural phenomenon in contemporary societies. He examines the development of technocrats in both Russia and other countries.

No issue of the newspaper ‘Zavtra’ is complete without the column ‘Evgeny on Certain People.’ Its permanent author, the publicist and poet Evgeny Nefedov, has long had a large number of admirers. This book is, in essence, a biting satire on those who have disfigured our country over the past fifteen years, since Boris and his family began to ‘reign’; it is laughter through tears.

Author, a political activist and nationalist, contemplates about Russian history, Russian people, and the future of this country.

Boris Nemtsov and Vladimir Milov wrote their report ‘Luzhkov: The Results’ at the end of 2009. Luzhkov and his wife, billionaire developer Elena Baturina, sued Nemtsov over it, but they failed to refute most of the facts presented by the ‘perpetually dissenting’ opposition figure. And when Yuri Luzhkov began to obviously irritate President Medvedev – especially after the mayor refused to...