A political crisis is a situation in which a government faces significant challenges that threaten its stability, functionality, or legitimacy. This can arise from various factors, such as conflict among political factions, corruption scandals, economic turmoil, social unrest, or a failure to address pressing issues effectively. During a political crisis, the normal operations of government may be disrupted, leading to potential power struggles, loss of public trust, and even calls for resignations or changes in leadership. Political crises can manifest in various forms, including coups, protests, or the sudden loss of public support, and they often require urgent resolution to prevent further deterioration of the political landscape.
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…