What consequences did the European wars of the 17th century have on the development of world civilization?

For example, the Thirty Years War of 1618-1648 ended with the Peace of Westphalia – an all-European peace treaty between Protestants and Catholics. As a result, a system of international relations is formed. The essence of the system lies in the recognition of the inviolability of borders and the recognition by states of each other’s sovereignty.
As a result of the war, the Swiss Confederation and the Netherlands were recognized by states, the former being neutral.
During the war, politics began to be based on economic and geopolitical interests, since the weakening of the influence of religion on it became noticeable.
The wars increased the influence on world affairs of France and England, which persist to this day.