The global refugee crisis significantly impacts national politics by influencing public opinion, immigration policies, and international relations. As countries face increasing inflows of refugees, they must balance humanitarian responsibilities with domestic political pressures. This often leads to heated debates surrounding national security, resource allocation, and cultural integration. Politicians may exploit the crisis to rally support or advance agendas. Moreover, the crisis can affect bilateral relations, as nations collaborate or conflict over refugee management, thereby reshaping alliances and political landscapes both domestically and globally.