Nationalism has profound implications on international relations, often leading to conflicts between national interests and global cooperation. It fosters a sense of identity and pride, which can strengthen a nation's position against foreign influence or interference. However, extreme nationalism can result in protectionism, isolationism, and tensions between countries, potentially leading to conflicts. Moreover, rising nationalism can challenge multilateral organizations and agreements, creating friction in global governance. Balancing national interests with international cooperation becomes essential to ensure stability and foster collaboration in addressing global issues.