International negotiations significantly shape domestic policy agendas by aligning national interests with global standards. Participation in international agreements can compel nations to revise laws or adopt new policies to ensure compliance with treaty obligations. These negotiations often foster cooperation on critical issues, such as climate change, trade, or security, impacting domestic agendas. Furthermore, domestic political dynamics, such as public opinion and lobbyist influence, can both support and challenge the direction set by international agreements, creating a complex interplay between global commitments and local governance.