täysivaltaisenvaltiovalta
Täysivaltainen valtiovalta, often translated as sovereign power or supreme authority, refers to the absolute and ultimate power of a state within its own territory. It encompasses the state's right to govern itself without external interference and to make its own laws and policies. This concept is a cornerstone of international law and political theory, distinguishing sovereign states from other entities.
A state possessing täysivaltainen valtiovalta has the exclusive authority to exercise governmental functions, including legislative, executive,
However, the exercise of täysivaltainen valtiovalta is not unlimited in practice. States are increasingly bound by