In 'Russian Foreign Policy: The Post-Putin Era,' Amr El-Deeb offers a profound and timely examination of Russia's diplomatic strategies and international relations. This book delves into the potential shifts, continuities, and challenges that await Russian foreign policy once Vladimir Putin's leadership concludes. El-Deeb meticulously analyzes the internal and external factors shaping Russia's global posture, from its relations with the West and Asia to its role in regional conflicts. He explores various scenarios for Russia's future geopolitical trajectory, providing invaluable insights for policymakers, academics, and anyone interested in the evolving dynamics of international power. This comprehensive study is essential for understanding the complexities of a post-Putin Russia on the world stage.