‘Bytes and Bullets’ by Steve Feldstein
In his latest book, "Bytes and Bullets", Steve Feldstein, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, an expert on technology, democracy, and national security, and an award-winning author, examines how military technology shapes global geopolitical dynamics, focusing on the shift from government-led innovation to a landscape increasingly dominated by private companies.
Book Review: ‘The Illegals’ by Shaun Walker
"The Illegals: Russia’s Most Audacious Spies and the Plot to Infiltrate the West" by Shaun Walker explores the intricacies of the Soviet Union's espionage efforts, particularly the "illegals" who lived undercover in foreign countries to promote Marxism-Leninism.
Book Review: ‘Tehran Diaries’ by Raha Nik-Andish
"Tehran Diaries" is a thoughtful and serious work that reflects on what it means to live under pressure, where even simple acts of daily life become acts of survival.
Book Review: ‘Heartland Rising’ by Javed Gaya
"Heartland Rising", written by Javed Gaya and published by Westland, examines the development of Indian democracy from the period surrounding Partition and the framing of the Constitution to the present day.
Book Review: ‘Echoes Along the Trail’ by Rajam Krishnan
What makes "Echoes Along the Trail" so important is that it asks readers to think about whose stories are remembered and whose are left behind.
9 Best Nonfiction Books to Read in August 2026
The Best Nonfiction Books to Read in August 2026 showcase the incredible power of real stories to educate, provoke, and inspire.
