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Is a person capable of changing? This is the question that the author considers crucial in international relations. The book is devoted to the topic of good and evil in world geopolitics, and its plot is built around ancient myths about the outstanding hero Hercules. Each of his feats becomes a metaphor for the complex challenges of world politics. As the author emphasizes, “Greek consciousness resists the idea of absolute evil. Refusal to recognize the totality of evil is a sign of great vital force. This means that the fight against evil is not something unthinkable. If evil is not absolute, then on this earth it can be overcome.” It is from this conviction that the strategy of victory is born.