“The Problem of Foreign Policy” by Gilbert Murray is a comprehensive examination of the geopolitical landscape during a crucial period of history. This book tackles the complex issues surrounding international relations, focusing on key regions and nations. In the first section, Murray analyzes the predicament of Germany and the position of France, providing insights into the challenges each country faces. The second section explores the East, delving into the dynamics of Syria, Mesopotamia, Egypt, and India, while proposing an effective Eastern policy. In the following chapters, Murray turns his attention to Russia and its neighbors, examining the impact of the civil war and the geopolitical implications for the region. He also investigates the pre-war and post-war causes of strife, exploring factors such as armaments and economic considerations. Finally, Murray discusses the role of the League of Nations in shaping foreign policy.
