International organizations, such as the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, influence national sovereignty by establishing norms, guidelines, and frameworks that member states are encouraged to follow. While they provide platforms for cooperation and conflict resolution, they often require states to comply with international agreements that may limit unilateral decision-making. This interaction can lead to a balancing act where nations navigate their domestic policies alongside international obligations. The influence of such organizations raises important questions regarding the limits of sovereignty and the effects of globalization on nation-states' autonomy.