Athor talks about history of Islamic community in Russia and the reasons of the schizm that led to the crisis.

Myths about the Middle East began to emerge not in the 1950s, and they have not stopped spreading until now. It seems that the turbulent events in this region are constantly accompanied by new and new distortions of facts about the Arab-Israeli conflict. The author, director of the American-Israeli Cooperative Enterprise, offers the reader a guide to understanding the intricacies of the conflict.

A new series of titles specializing on Iranian affairs. A Russian translation of a title originally published in Tehran. Includes chapters on government bodies and structure, civil rights, political freedoms and Iranian foreign policy.

The book, a collection of articles written by Russian and Western authors, examines the challenges facing Russia today.

The author examines the recent US led war in Iraq and how this fits the pattern of US led military interventions in Afghanistan, Haiti, Serbia and more.

The author is one of the leading Russian journalists and political commentators today. He is also the main editor of Moskovskie novosti.

The author describes the current challenges faced by Putin's Russia - being squeezed by the expansion of Nato, a surging China and demographic/political challenge from Islam.

The main philosophical choice facing Russians: byt' ili ne byt' russkim.

The author, a leading author and member of the Institute of the Far East (RAN). In his book, he explores how Russia can influence world affairs and defend its national interests while operating with the principles and rules of the international community. His previous book examined security regimes in the Asia Pacific region in the post-Cold War era.

The author take a new look at the dynamics of the historical development of Russia. In particular, the book examines the cycle of crises in Russia at the beginning and end of the 20th Century.

The book explores the religious and legal concepts, pathways, steps, forms and methods of implementing the ideology of religious and political extremism in the North Caucasus.

The authors present an attempt to understand the current process of nation-building in the South Caucasus. The authors maintain that the countries are re-writing their history vis-a-vis Russia, in order to serve their own political needs. The authors concentrate their analysis on Azerbaijan.