In a world governed by information, political propaganda has become one of the most powerful and influential tools for guiding public opinion and formulating policy. Propaganda is not limited to one political system; it extends across democracies and authoritarian regimes alike, using the media, digital platforms, and modern methods of information manipulation to build certain perceptions and support political agendas. The impact of propaganda is magnified in times of war and crisis, as each party seeks to impose its narrative on the scene, employing misinformation and psychological mobilization to shape public awareness and direct their emotions. In the absence of reliable information, audiences become more susceptible to believing targeted messages, which reinforces the role of propaganda as a tool of influence and control. But is propaganda an absolute evil? Not necessarily. It is also used to promote positive values, spread awareness, and influence societal behavior for the better. Therefore, dealing with it requires a high degree of critical awareness and the ability to distinguish between facts and manipulation. This book takes us on an analytical journey to understand the mechanisms of political propaganda, the role of information in shaping decisions, and the influence of the media in shaping reality. How is the world run behind the scenes?