International conflicts significantly affect global governance by creating challenges related to security, economic stability, and humanitarian crises. Conflicts can disrupt international trade, displace populations, and strain diplomatic relations. Moreover, they often necessitate multilateral responses, involving organizations such as the United Nations or regional coalitions. These responses can lead to the establishment of peacekeeping missions or humanitarian aid initiatives. The outcomes of international conflicts shape the effectiveness of global governance structures, influencing how countries cooperate and address pressing global challenges such as climate change and public health.