Sovereign Nations

Definition

Sovereign nations are independent political entities that have the authority to govern themselves and make decisions without interference from external forces. They possess the power to maintain order, enforce laws, and engage in diplomatic relations with other nations.

Related terms

Nation-state: A sovereign nation where the majority of citizens share a common culture, language, and history.

International Relations: The study of interactions between sovereign nations on a global scale.

Diplomacy: The art of conducting negotiations and maintaining relationships between different nations.