International conflicts profoundly influence national policy decisions, often prompting governments to reassess foreign and domestic strategies. Such conflicts can lead to shifts in defense policies, alliance formations, and trade agreements, reflecting a nation’s prioritization of security and economic interests. Additionally, internal political pressures, such as public opinion and lobbying by interest groups, can further shape responses to global events. Consequently, how a government navigates international challenges also impacts its legitimacy, domestic stability, and relation to international norms and human rights standards.