Global capitalism influences national sovereignty by intertwining economic policies and decisions across borders. As nations become more interconnected through trade and investment, their ability to independently determine economic policies diminishes. Global markets impose constraints on national governments, often prioritizing free trade and investment over local interests. Consequently, countries may face pressures to adopt policies that align with global capitalism, leading to potential conflicts with domestic social agendas and cultural values. This dynamic can reshape national priorities and dilute state authority.