Intervening in government of another country

Taking foreign government intervention

Description

Intervening in the government of another country involves deliberate actions by external actors—such as states, coalitions, or international organizations—to influence, alter, or replace governmental structures or leadership. This strategy aims to address issues like human rights abuses, conflict, or instability by supporting regime change, facilitating political transitions, or restoring order. Practical interventions may include diplomatic pressure, economic sanctions, covert operations, or direct military involvement to remedy governance failures and promote desired political outcomes.