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The supreme authority of a state or nation to govern itself without external interference.
Die Souveränität Deutschlands wurde nach dem Zweiten Weltkrieg wiederhergestellt.
Germany's sovereignty was restored after World War II.
In international law, sovereignty refers to a state's exclusive right to govern its territory and people without external interference.
The quality or state of being self-governing or independent.
Die Souveränität der Indigenen Völker muss respektiert werden.
The sovereignty of Indigenous peoples must be respected.
This meaning is often used in political and social contexts.
Remember that 'Souveränität' is a noun and must be capitalized in German.
In legal and political discussions, 'Souveränität' refers to a state's supreme authority and independence.
From French 'souveraineté', derived from 'souverain' (sovereign), ultimately from Latin 'superanus' (upper, supreme).
In German, 'Souveränität' is a formal and legal term, often used in political and international contexts. It is capitalized as a noun, following German grammatical rules.