Russia's Role in the Middle East and North Africa, Paperback Book

Multiple visions, and secrets that many of us may not know about Russia's role in the Middle East and North Africa are revealed by Dr. Nasser Zeidan in this study, especially among them the legal pillars on which it relies in the context of its dealings with international files, especially the Middle East file, and others. One of the current crises in the world of politics today. According to the author, this book deals with the time period, from Peter the Great to Vladimir Putin - both of whom have significant imprints on the page of Russian politics - and the goal of delving into the details of the events of that period, to know the extent of the similarities and differences between Russia's roles in the Middle East, through the different stages. It also aims to: Knowing the reasons for the Russian interest in the Middle East and its problems, and is it due to the background of economic interests, geopolitics, religious purposes, or all of these reasons? He continues, and the intention was also and also to know the extent of Russian influence in the files and events of the Middle East, and whether Russia has an effective influence in the course of events, and what are the new foundations and rules adopted by Moscow in drawing up its Middle East policy, and according to what considerations? The importance of this book comes from the fact that its author included a summary of extensive research that covered a long period of more than three hundred years. Its topics were not dealt with before today, especially since communication and interdependence between Russia and the Middle East with all its components did not stop during that period, and the area that begins from the Maghreb to eastern Siberia almost summarizes the history of relations between countries, especially the great ones, and it was the scene of the most important events of three centuries. Specifically, the beginnings of colonialism and the wars of vast empires, the October Revolution of 1917, the two world wars, the disintegration of the Soviet Union, up to the pattern of unipolarity, and international anarchy that will not continue. The information contained in the book gives a clear picture of the course of international politics, and addresses the background of Moscow's positions on the current events in the Middle East and North Africa, and reviewing them is a necessity for every follower, educator and researcher, to form a clear and comprehensive picture of the background of Russian positions, in the three eras: Tsarist, Soviet and federal in the present day.