Globalization intersects with domestic politics by influencing policy-making, economic interactions, and cultural exchanges. As nations become more interconnected, global forces such as trade, migration, and information flow increasingly shape national agendas. Policymakers must navigate the complexities of international agreements, which can impact everything from economic policies to human rights protections. Furthermore, domestic reactions to globalization can spark nationalist sentiments or movements advocating for protectionism, thus reshaping political landscapes as countries balance global commitments with local concerns.