Political instability can severely affect governance by undermining public confidence and disrupting the implementation of policies. When a government faces frequent crises, political turmoil, or conflict, decision-making processes become fragmented, hindering effective responses to societal needs. This instability can lead to a lack of investment, reduced public services, and eroded rule of law, resulting in decreased quality of life for citizens. In turn, cycles of instability may provoke further unrest, creating a challenging environment for long-term governance, development, and social cohesion.