Political stability refers to the ability of a government and its institutions to maintain order, continuity, and control over its territory without significant internal disruptions or challenges.
Regime change: A significant shift in power from one political group or leader to another.
Civil unrest: Public demonstrations, protests, riots, or other forms of collective action against government policies that can disrupt political stability.
Corruption: Dishonest behavior by those in power that undermines public trust in government institutions and can contribute to instability.
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