A hyperpower refers to a state that holds unmatched influence and dominance in multiple domains, including military, economic, cultural, and technological forces. This term often applies to the United States post-Cold War, reflecting its unparalleled global presence and ability to shape international norms and policies. As a hyperpower, the state can exercise significant soft power and hard power, shaping geopolitical landscapes. However, the concept also raises questions about the implications of such dominance on global equity and multilateral relations.