Foreign interventions can significantly affect national politics by altering power dynamics, influencing governance, and shaping public policies in the target country. Such interventions often aim to support specific political factions or outcomes, which can lead to instability and resentment among the local populace. Depending on the nature and intent of the intervention—whether humanitarian, military, or economic—outcomes may vary. While some interventions may promote democratic governance and stability, others can exacerbate conflict or entrench authoritarian regimes, ultimately complicating the sovereignty and political autonomy of the nation involved.