State's Sovereignty

Definition

State's sovereignty refers to the ability of a state or government to independently govern itself without interference from external entities. It includes having exclusive control over its territory, making laws, and conducting foreign relations.

Related terms

Devolution: The transfer or delegation of certain powers from a central government to regional or local governments within a country.

Nationalism: A strong sense of pride and loyalty towards one's nation, often leading to the desire for self-governance and protection of sovereignty.

Treaty: A formal agreement between two or more states that establishes legal obligations, including terms related to sovereignty.