It can be easily concluded that a state may be sovereign or not and there is nothing else in between, because sovereignty is defined as the absolute lead as well as the right of a state to govern in a certain situation. Although states are not actually forced to modify their behavior in front of international society or in front of other states, this in the majority of cases is in their interest to do so. Part of sovereignty is also the ability of a state to resolve its internal problems independently and by itself, but we see more and more in today’s world that the problems and threats are increasingly globalized, then it is almost impossible or a state to act alone and independently, especially this feature is unique to the weak and small states, which are characterized also by a fragile democracy.

Also by taking into consideration the increasing interdependence among countries, the creation of transnational institutions, multinational and other organizations as well as issues of integration, such as the european ones, then the development and modification of international law, which is under constant review, can be concluded that there is a falling process on how we perceive today the sovereignty of