International conflicts can greatly shape security policies of nations, influencing defense strategies, alliances, and resource allocation. As countries confront external threats, their governments may implement measures like increased military spending, intelligence gathering, and diplomatic alliances. Moreover, conflicts can lead to policy shifts focused on cybersecurity, counterterrorism, and border security to address new challenges. The implications of international conflicts also extend to domestic policies, where public sentiment may sway leaders towards nationalistic or interventionist approaches in protecting national interests and ensuring stability.