International agreements significantly shape domestic politics by establishing legal frameworks that influence national law and policy. These agreements often require countries to modify internal regulations to comply with international standards, affecting everything from trade to environmental policies. The process can generate political debate, reflecting differing national interests and ideologies. Additionally, complying with international obligations can enhance a country's global standing but may also trigger resistance domestically, leading to conflicts between compliance and domestic priorities. Thus, international agreements can both facilitate cooperation and challenge national autonomy.