Intervening in foreign country

Description

Intervening in a foreign country involves the deliberate actions of one state or coalition to influence the internal affairs of another, typically to address urgent threats such as conflict, humanitarian crises, or instability. This strategy encompasses diplomatic, economic, or military measures aimed at restoring order, protecting populations, or supporting governance reforms. Its practical intent is to remedy specific problems that threaten regional or global security, human rights, or the functioning of international systems.