Political conflict refers to a disagreement or struggle between political parties, groups, or individuals that arises from differences in ideology, interests, power, or governance. It can manifest in various forms, such as debates, protests, strikes, or even armed conflict. Political conflicts often result from competing interests over resources, representation, or policy decisions and can occur at local, national, or international levels. These conflicts may involve not only political entities but also social movements, civil society organizations, and the general populace. The resolution of political conflicts can lead to changes in leadership, reform of political processes, or even the establishment of new political systems. The dynamics of political conflict are influenced by historical, cultural, economic, and social factors, making them complex and multifaceted.
Italy faces escalating tensions between its government and judiciary following a major court ruling involving immigration policy. The Court of Cassation ruled in favor of Eritrean migrants denied docking rights…