The role of the internet in shaping nationalist sentiments among millennials in the digital era is multifaceted. This technological progress brings challenges, with younger generations experiencing an erosion of national identity due to unfiltered exposure to foreign values. However, the internet has also facilitated cyber-nationalism and government propaganda. The study emphasizes the need to understand the level of nationalism among millennials and how the internet influences nationalist sentiments, considering both its positive and negative consequences for society and policy decisions. This study is based on secondary data. This study primarily relies on secondary data obtained from a diverse range of academic journals, articles, reports, and news articles. In conclusion, the study found that while globalization and digital media provide unprecedented opportunities for cultural exchange and information sharing, they also pose significant threats to local culture and national identity. As such, fostering cultural awareness emerges as a critical task in nurturing a sense of pride in one's national heritage. On the other hand, addressing the impact of digital media on 'new' nationalism is also important so that things remain balanced. Understanding and appreciating one's cultural roots can while fighting the divisive forces of 'new' nationalism be the equilibrium that the societies should strive for. There is a critical need to strike a balance between global influences and the preservation of national identity.