International conflicts have profound impacts on refugee policies, as nations must respond to increasing numbers of displaced individuals seeking safety from violence and persecution. Conflicts can lead to humanitarian crises, prompting governments to create or tighten asylum policies, establish temporary protective statuses, or enhance border controls. Additionally, international obligations, such as adherence to the Geneva Conventions, compel countries to offer refuge to those fleeing conflict. The challenge lies in balancing national security concerns with humanitarian responsibilities, all while navigating public sentiment regarding immigration.