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Today the global order has effectively collapsed. Without any international investigation the U.S. has attacked Venezuela and even claimed to have abducted President Nicolás Maduro and his wife. This is not new. Since Hugo Chávez was elected in 1998 Venezuela has faced constant U.S.-backed destabilization—coups sanctions and regime-change operations that have devastated its economy.
This incident revives the spirit of the 19th-century Monroe Doctrine under which Latin America was treated as a U.S. backyard. History shows how this doctrine led to exploitation military dictatorships and mass killings—Chile 1973 being one of the darkest examples.
What’s happening today goes even further. After Israel’s genocide in Gaza and attacks across the region—met with global silence—international law has lost all meaning. When powerful states can violate rules openly, others will follow.
The real target of Western aggression is China—the first country in 400 years to seriously challenge Western technological and economic dominance. While the U.S. is losing economic ground it still relies on military power to encircle China. This strategy is pushing the world toward a slow fragmented Third World War.
Countries are now given a brutal choice: join Western wars or be destroyed. Pakistan faces this choice too. Instead of public debate decisions are being imposed and dissent silenced.
After Venezuelan oil Iran may be next. If Pakistan lacks a clear independent strategy it risks being dragged into endless proxy wars.
One truth is clear: talk of human rights and democracy is now just a cover for regime change. The global system is ruled by military force. The real debate ahead is not ideal freedom but how to democratically protect sovereignty and national defense—before it’s too late.