In this work, various studies related to current issues of Greek foreign policy and International Law are presented.

Part A concerns studies on the maritime zones of our country in the Aegean, Ionian, Southern Adriatic, and Eastern Mediterranean Seas, in an easy and concise manner, giving special emphasis to the relations of our country with Turkey regarding the issues of delimitation of the continental shelf and generally the illegal claims of our neighbor against our country. At the same time, reference is made to the problems we face regarding the delimitation of our maritime zones with our other neighboring countries Egypt, Cyprus, Libya, Italy, Albania, and the implications of these on Greek foreign policy. Part A also includes a study on the International Maritime Organization.

Part B presents studies on the Arctic and Antarctica, areas for which we have shown considerable interest, within the framework of the Svalbard/Spitzbergen Treaty of 1920, the Antarctic Treaty System of 1959, the Convention for the Conservation of Antarctic Marine Living Resources of 1980, the Wellington Convention of 1988 on the exploitation of mineral resources in Antarctica, and the Madrid Protocol of 1991 for the protection of Antarctica.

Part C includes studies and historical cartographic material on the so-called "Macedonian" issue and the Greekness of our Macedonia, based on Greek and international history.

Part D contains maps related to the topics of the work, photographic material of international meetings and conferences during which the international treaties referred to in the book were created, while Part E presents relevant bibliography.