Geopolitical Ramifications of Regime Change

This chapter explores the geopolitical consequences of regime change, with a particular focus on the overthrow of Qaddafi in Libya and its implications for international relations. The discussion critiques the rationale behind ousting Qaddafi after he abandoned his nuclear ambitions, and draws parallels with other nations facing similar interventions. Additionally, it examines the narratives surrounding key figures in U.S. foreign policy and their impact on contemporary geopolitical debates, particularly regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.