A political crisis refers to a significant disruption in the norms of governance, typically characterized by instability, conflict, or loss of legitimacy. Such crises can be triggered by events like coup attempts, widespread protests, or corruption scandals. Resolution often requires dialogue among stakeholders, institutional reforms, or intervention from external actors. In severe cases, political crises may lead to armed conflict or regime change. Sustainable solutions depend on restoring trust in political institutions, addressing underlying grievances, and fostering inclusive governance, ultimately aimed at preventing future crises.