[escenic_image id="554851"] By Robert Kagan The book applauds American hegemony, not only that, it also acknowledges its necessity to stabilize the world. When everyone is questioning what is called…
[escenic_image id="554918"] By Nicholas Schmidle Nicholas Schmidle, journalist and Fellow at the New American Foundation, went to Pakistan. He spent the next two years travelling throughout the…
[escenic_image id="554917"] By Anthony Giddens This is not a book about climate change, which is a point Giddens clearly states in the introduction, this is a book about the politics of climate…
[escenic_image id="554937"] By Scott McClellan McClellan’s decision to write this book is related with his need to share with the whole world what really happened. The author seeks to write the true…
[escenic_image id="554935"] By Aaron David Miller Miller states that in many situations the U.S. government was biased to the Israeli point of view. This candid confession coming from someone with…
[escenic_image id="554934"] By Jihan Al Sadat Throughout the book, Sadat reviews her husband's efforts and her own efforts after him at making peace. She argues that there is a misconception shared…
[escenic_image id="556247"] By Dr. Galal Amin The middle class is being eradicated by the social conditions. Thinkers, writers and talented people are feeling increasingly estranged and are being…
[escenic_image id="555212"] By Linda Robinson The book includes comprehensive interviews with Petraeus and his subordinate commanders. It is considered the only book that ties together military…
[escenic_image id="556278"] By Boutros Boutros Ghali First, All the topics discussed revolve around international politics. The nature of international politics does not allow it to change…
[escenic_image id="555013"]By Con Coughlin In his book, "Khomeini's Ghost: The Iranian Revolution and the Rise of Militant Islam", Con Coughlin tries to find answers to these questions and more…
An Israeli diplomat recently told Lebanese Shiites that Israel did not see them as the enemy, but it is a difficult argument to make given the death and destruction. Is there a better way?