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The phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' is derived from an allusion to Julius Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon in early January 49 BC. Caesar's crossing of the river sparked a civil war, which culminated in Caesar's lifelong dictatorship.
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Attempting to analyze Vladimir Putin's behavior or Russian politics using Western narratives is likely to fail.
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Consistently weak monetary policies inevitably have poor growth and distributional consequences, putting political stability at risk. Civil wars and violent confrontations between countries occur in severe instances.
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Your culture will be snatched from you if you refuse to fight the culture war.
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Why Does the War Require a Balanced Approach?
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VLADIMIR Putin is due to undergo cancer treatment and will pass over control to his hardline intelligence director, according to a Kremlin insider.
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At first, Twitter and its advisers were unsure whether or not to take Elon Musk seriously. On April 14, his $54.20-per-share bid price for the social media company included the digits 420, a reference to a smoking marijuana cliche.
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Musk's support for free speech appears to be limited to his own or those of his supporters and promoters.
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Putin avoids economic collapse by keeping oil exports robust in April while punishing Ukraine.
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Pricing increases aren't just due to supply shortages or price gouging by American and European corporations.
The phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' is derived from an allusion to Julius Caesar's crossing of the Rubicon in early January 49 BC. Caesar's crossing of the river sparked a civil war, which culminated in Caesar's lifelong dictatorship.
