Political crises can severely affect governance stability by undermining public trust, creating uncertainty, and leading to institutional breakdowns. During a crisis, governments often struggle to respond effectively, risking erosion of authority and legitimacy. A loss of confidence can result in social unrest, destabilizing existing political frameworks and potentially leading to regime change. The ability to manage crises effectively can either consolidate a government's power or provoke widespread dissent, highlighting the importance of adaptive governance strategies in navigating unforeseen challenges. Thus, political stability is intrinsically linked to crisis management capabilities.