The American-Russian competition in the Middle East and the Syrian crisis as an example

The book includes a presentation of the concept of international relations in general and the relationship of competition between countries in particular. The relationship between the United States and Russia and how it has developed according to historical stages since the end of World War II until now has had a sufficient amount of clarification, before the author arrives at the nature of the relationship that governs the two parties at the present time, which is What can be described as a competitive relationship that extends between cooperation, as happened in the fight against terrorism, or competition over interests and areas of influence, as is evident in the Middle East region, as it is a vital and attractive region for major countries due to its geostrategic importance and containing the first vital substance in the world (oil), in addition to being An area that imports all types of goods, from military products to agricultural crops.