Climate change increasingly impacts political agendas globally, leading governments to prioritize environmental policies. As the effects of climate change, such as extreme weather patterns and rising sea levels, become more pronounced, public pressure mounts for effective policy responses. Political platforms now frequently address sustainability, renewable energy, and emission reductions, influencing election outcomes. Additionally, climate change intersects with economic and social justice issues, prompting broader discussions around equity and responsibility. This shift in focus requires cross-sector collaboration and adaptation in governance, as nations seek innovative solutions while navigating the political landscape.