Electrodynamics serves as one of the cornerstones of classical and modern physics, governing the interaction of charged particles and electromagnetic fields. The study of electrodynamics in uncharged media and plasmas is particularly significant due to the diverse range of physical systems it describes, spanning astrophysical environments, controlled fusion devices, semiconductor plasmas, and exotic quantum plasmas. Unlike in classical vacuum electrodynamics, where Maxwell’s equations take their simplest form, the presence of a medium, be it a dielectric, a conducting plasma, or an anisotropic quantum medium introduces modifications that necessitate a deeper investigation into field interactions, wave propagation, and energy–momentum transfer.