State conflicts in the era of globalization present complex and diverse challenges. Globalization, whether through economics, technology, or culture, creates greater interconnection between countries. However, this also increases the chances of conflict, both between countries and within the country. In this context, it is important to understand the various causes and solutions to overcome conflicts that arise. One of the main causes of conflict is economic inequality. As developing countries struggle to compete in global markets, they often experience dissatisfaction that creates tensions. Developed countries that gain greater profits from international trade tend to be a source of frustration. For example, in the case of free trade agreements, small countries often feel marginalized. To overcome this, fair trade policies are needed, which provide equal opportunities for all countries to compete. Continuing with social and cultural aspects, shifting values in the era of globalization can also trigger conflict. Globalization often brings western culture to dominate, ignoring local traditions. This can cause defensive reactions from people who feel their cultural identity is threatened. A potential solution to this problem is the promotion of cultural diversity through intercultural dialogue, which can strengthen respect for differences. The influence of technology in creating conflict cannot be ignored either. Through online platforms, propaganda and disinformation spread quickly, often causing dissatisfaction and tension between groups. To address these challenges, increasing media literacy is essential, which can help people understand and analyze information more critically. Plus, political factors are no less significant. Domestic political instability often has an impact on relations between countries. Countries with weak and corrupt governments tend to have the potential to create conflict. Long-term solutions involve building strong and transparent institutions and increasing public participation in the political process. Looking towards international collaboration, organizations such as the UN play an important role in conflict mediation. Diplomacy and peaceful resolution efforts must be strengthened, including cooperation in dealing with transnational issues such as climate change which can cause resource conflicts. This cooperation needs to be encouraged through inclusive international forums. Lastly, education plays a key role in reducing the potential for conflict. Education that teaches tolerance and intercultural understanding can build a more peaceful generation. Investing in educational programs that emphasize universal values such as justice and unity is key to preventing future conflict. By integrating these solutions, countries in the era of globalization can be better prepared to face the challenges of conflict, creating a more stable and harmonious world.