Political unrest can lead to significant implications for governance, often resulting in instability, weakened institutions, and challenges in policy-making. Governments may face pressure to address public grievances, leading to reforms or, conversely, to authoritarian measures to maintain control. Additionally, unrest can disrupt public services and economic activities, complicating governance further. The erosion of trust in political leaders and institutions can lead to a cycle of discontent and unrest, making it difficult to achieve long-term stability and good governance.