Should one nation have the right to remove another nation's head of government from power?

If so, when? If not, why?

no because it makes the most sense ;

Answered by linzimaia | 2024-06-12

One nation’s right to remove another's head of government is a complex issue, involving sovereignty and human rights. While some advocate for intervention under the principle of 'responsibility to protect,' others argue that such actions violate national sovereignty and should be the responsibility of the citizens. Interventions without international consensus can lead to ethical dilemmas and accusations of imperialism.
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Answered by Anonymous | 2024-10-01