The concept of citizenship evolves in a globalized world as traditional notions of national identity and belonging are challenged by transnational interactions. People may develop multiple identities and forge connections across borders, leading to a more fluid understanding of citizenship. Issues such as migration, globalization, and international cooperation impact how individuals relate to their home countries and the broader world. This evolution can result in increased demands for rights and participation that transcend national boundaries, prompting governments to rethink their policies on citizenship, representation, and immigrants' integration into society.