Changes in the political landscape affect governance by altering the balance of power among political entities. Shifts in public opinion, party dynamics, or key events can lead to new coalitions, requiring adaptation in policy-making and governance strategies. For example, a shift toward more liberal or conservative values can influence legislative agendas and funding priorities. Additionally, changes in governance structures, such as the rise of populism or challenges to established parties, necessitate re-evaluation of traditional approaches to democracy, equity, and representation in decision-making processes.