Political influence refers to the capacity of individuals, groups, organizations, or institutions to affect political decisions, policies, and the behavior of political actors. This can occur through various means, including lobbying, advocacy, funding political campaigns, shaping public opinion, and engaging in political discourse. Political influence can stem from various sources, such as economic power, social status, access to information, or organizational strength. It plays a crucial role in shaping governance and can manifest at different levels, from local to global politics. Understanding political influence is essential for comprehending how power dynamics operate within political systems and how decisions are made that affect society as a whole.
Germany's ambitious initiative to establish 10.5 GW of hydrogen-ready gas-fired power capacity is hanging in the balance. An influential member of the leading Christian Union (CDU/CSU) has indicated that their…
