Transnational organizations shape domestic politics by influencing policy frameworks and prioritizing issues that transcend national boundaries. Through advocacy, partnerships, and funding initiatives, they can promote human rights, environmental policies, and economic development across nations. These organizations often provide resources and expertise, encouraging local governments to implement reforms aligned with global standards. However, their influence can also spark resistance within countries that view transnational entities as infringing on sovreignty or disregarding local context. Thus, the interaction between domestic politics and transnational agendas is complex and multifaceted.