Political conflict refers to a disagreement or struggle between individuals, groups, or nations concerning political issues, power, governance, or policy decisions. It often arises from differing interests, values, ideologies, or objectives within a political system. Political conflicts can manifest in various forms, including debates, protests, strikes, civil unrest, or armed conflict. The intensity of the conflict can vary from peaceful negotiations to violent confrontations, and it may involve various actors such as political parties, social movements, governments, or international entities. The resolution of political conflict can be achieved through dialogue, negotiation, reform, or in some cases, through force. Understanding political conflict is crucial for analyzing power dynamics and the behavior of actors within a society or between nations.
Japan's Diet is at a standstill due to halted discussions, causing tension and blame-shifting among lawmakers. A prominent ruling party member criticized the delay, accusing the opposition of undermining legislative…