Humanitarian interventions can influence global politics by shaping international norms regarding state sovereignty and human rights. Such interventions, often pursued under the premise of protecting vulnerable populations, can challenge traditional principles of non-interference. The effectiveness and moral justification of interventions may lead to debates over the legitimacy of international action in crises. Moreover, successful interventions can strengthen international coalitions, while failures might invoke criticism and reluctance to proceed with future actions, substantially impacting subsequent strategies in global governance.