CEVAP:

A political conflict is a difference regarding values relevant to a society, between at least two decisive and directly involved actors, being carried out using observable and interrelated conflict means that lie beyond established regulatory procedures and threaten a core state function or the order of international law, or hold out the prospect to do so. Political conflicts constitute a subtype of social conflict.

The “political” about political conflicts accrues from their relevance for society, from the fact that there are no accepted mechanisms for their settlement and from the involvement of significant groups of the society (CONIAS Research Institute).