Economic sanctions impact political negotiations by exerting pressure on targeted countries to alter their policies or behaviors. These sanctions can include trade restrictions, financial penalties, or asset freezes, affecting a nation’s economy and diplomacy. When imposed, sanctions aim to compel compliance without resorting to military conflict. However, their effectiveness varies; sometimes they can spur negotiations, while at other times, they may entrench resistance. The long-term consequences can also impact citizens, potentially leading to humanitarian crises, which can further complicate the political landscape.