Countries Are Vassals For Companies

As the world becomes ever more connected economically, companies are able to service ever bigger markets and outgrow the countries that host them in economic and political importance.
Without Novo Nordisk, Denmark would have gone into a recession in 2024.
Without TSMC, Taiwan would have probably have been invaded by now.
Norway is a trust fund that happens to be beholden to a country.
Ireland is a tax haven that happens to employ Irish people.
South Korea is steered by the Chaebol.
The success of these companies becomes an existential concern for the countries thereby subverting the democracies and the idea of nation states.