Globalization impacts sovereignty by increasing interdependence between nations while challenging traditional notions of state authority. As economies, cultures, and political systems become interconnected, nation-states may cede elements of control to international organizations, agreements, or multinational corporations. This can lead to tensions as states navigate the balance between adapting to global norms and preserving national interests. While globalization fosters collaboration on issues like climate change and human rights, it may also weaken states’ ability to manage borders and enforce laws, raising concerns about maintaining autonomy in decision-making processes.