Globalization has significant implications for national sovereignty. As economies and cultures become more interconnected, states may find their ability to enact independent policies constrained. International agreements and organizations can demand compliance that sometimes overrides national laws. This can lead to a shift in power from nation-states to supranational entities, affecting governance and policy-making. While globalization fosters economic growth and cultural exchange, it poses challenges to traditional notions of sovereignty and raises questions about national identity and autonomy.