Anglo-American intervention

Anglo-American intervention refers to actions taken by the United Kingdom and the United States to influence or alter the politics, stability, or sovereignty of other countries. These interventions can involve military force, diplomatic efforts, economic sanctions, or support for certain groups, often aiming to protect national interests, promote democracy, or prevent threats like terrorism or hostile regimes. While sometimes justified as humanitarian or strategic, such interventions are controversial, as they can lead to unintended consequences and questions about the ethics and impacts of foreign interference in a nation's internal affairs.