With the end of the Cold War and the international order`s transformation from bipolar to unipolar, a renewed interest for the spread of values of liberal internationalism across the world has come to pass. Devoid of a real adversary in the international arena, the West spearheaded by the USA could act and spread its ideas, norms and values throughout the world, especially in those regions where such tenets were nonexistent. Of course, many understood such endeavors as forms of liberal expansionism or even, with the use of liberal ideology, disguised imperialism. Contemporary liberal internationalism, especially the way it operates within international relations, is defined by an alliance between liberal internationalists and neoconservatives, because of which the USA quite often acted unilaterally and without regard to the rules of conduct in international relations. The main methods ceontemporarily employed by the West in order to achieve its strategic goals are the so called humanitarian interventions, placing emphasis on interdependence and insisting on multilateralism as well as cooperating and abiding by the instructions of international organisations which act as „unbiased“ entities in international relations, all in order to achieve democratic peace and stability. This order starts resembling and acting as an empire as a means of preserving its dominant position at the dawn of multipolarity. As a consequence, there is a rise of insecurity, appearance of new threats as well as revisionist states acting as rivals of the existing order. Future conflicts in the world are, it would seem, imminent.