Globalism significantly impacts national politics by fostering increased interdependence among countries through trade, cultural exchange, and diplomacy. As nations engage in cooperative ventures, they sometimes face domestic challenges, such as job displacement due to outsourcing or international competition. This can lead to rising populism and nationalism, where citizens advocate for local industries and policies favoring sovereignty. Moreover, global issues like climate change compel nations to collaborate, often modifying their political agendas to accommodate international treaties, thus reshaping the nature of national political discourse and priorities.