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The struggle for power has an inherently violent character, but it can be channeled and controlled through modern institutions, reflecting a political development within societies. Nonetheless, violence remains an ongoing part of these conflicts, especially during electoral campaigns, where rhetoric can escalate or even lead to physical clashes, without reaching the level of official state-sanctioned violence. The key distinction lies between a state characterized by rational institutions that safeguard its security and the well-being of its citizens, and factions driven by ideological priorities that may act recklessly against the interests of the state—jeopardizing its sovereignty and territorial integrity—particularly when they display strategic weaknesses that enable them to challenge the state.
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