Political crises significantly affect government legitimacy as they often expose weaknesses in governance or public trust. Events such as corruption scandals, economic downturns, or civil unrest can challenge the authority of ruling entities, leading citizens to question their leaders' capability and integrity. In such circumstances, a government may struggle to maintain support, possibly resulting in protests, calls for resignation, or even regime changes. The perception of government legitimacy hinges on its ability to effectively address public concerns and uphold the rule of law, and crises that undermine this perception can have far-reaching implications for stability and governance.