Regime change is becoming unavoidable in several authoritarian states. Venezuela’s president has already been arrested and removed, while Iran and Cuba now face mounting pressure that could lead to collapse. History shows that outcomes depend less on whether regimes fall than on how transitions are managed.
Postwar Germany and Japan demonstrated that regime change can succeed when institutions are preserved, while failures in Afghanistan and Iraq resulted from misguided nation-building and external interference, not from regime removal itself.
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