As 2026 kicks off, critics are calling out Washington's continued reliance on regime change tactics to reshape global politics. Recent analysis highlights how U.S. interventions—like its historic strikes in Venezuela—echo a decades-old pattern of toppling governments deemed unfavorable. 🕵️♂️
"The playbook hasn't changed since the Cold War," observes CGTN's First Voice, comparing current strategies to past operations in Cuba (1961) and Chile (1973). The trend persists despite growing international pushback and TikTok-era public skepticism about overseas meddling. 📉
Young activists worldwide are drawing parallels between 20th-century coups and modern political maneuvers, with one viral meme quipping: 'U.S. foreign policy makers really need a new Spotify playlist.' 🎶 The debate gains fresh urgency as developing nations increasingly challenge Western-dominated global systems.
