Military interventions in the unipolarity: Lessons for security dynamics of US-China relations amid Trump's second term by Stekić Nenad

“…Humanitarian interventionism, a hallmark of the unipolar era following the Cold War, has been widely debated as a mechanism for addressing alleged human rights violations and safeguarding global security. Rooted in principles such as the Responsibility to Protect (R2P), these interventions have often intersected with the strategic interests of dominant powers, particularly the United States. …”
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