> Russia doesn't have the right to veto what sovereign states do. I'm curious what you mean by your use of the word "right" in the above context. Whose job is

> Russia doesn't have the right to veto what sovereign states do. I'm curious what you mean by your use of the word "right" in the above context. Whose job is it to enforce that right? Is that right enforced for all countries? Or only if mightier countries take an interest? It seems that more powerful countries are constantly interfering with the internal politics of smaller countries by doing things like supporting dictators, interfering in elections, etc.