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factionalism

[fak-shuh-nl-iz-uhm] / ˈfæk ʃə nlˌɪz əm /






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Of course, DeSantis insists that he’s simply doing his bit to fight “political factionalism” and “indoctrination.”

From New York Times

His remarks reflected growing factionalism in the Russian military between groups such as Wagner and other paramilitary forces, and the regular military.

From Washington Post

Earlier in the week, the Russian Defense Ministry announced a shake-up of its war commanders that seemed partly intended to address this factionalism.

From Washington Post

The report suggested efforts to combat antisemitism in the party had been hindered not by those close to Mr Corbyn but, in part, because of the "factionalism" of party officials who were opposed to his leadership.

From BBC

Galeotti said Gerasimov’s appointment brings “additional political clout” to the day-to-day operational decisions but also signals an attempt to fix the Russian military’s growing factionalism.

From Washington Post