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- Dictionarycoup/kuː/
noun
- 1. a sudden, violent, and unlawful seizure of power from a government: "he was overthrown in an army coup" Similar Opposite
- 2. an instance of successfully achieving something difficult: "it was a major coup to get such a prestigious contract" Similar
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1 hour ago · In this chapter our focus is on the exercise, expression, and effects of patriarchal penal power before and after the military coup of February 1, 2021, with point of departure in women’s experience. Through the presentation of grounded analysis of our own and secondary data we contribute to the growing body of critical scholarship on Myanmar ...
1 day ago · It began on July 13 with the horrifying assassination attempt of former President Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania. Five days later, on July 18, Trump accepted the Republican party’s presidential nomination with a rambling 92-minute acceptance speech. It was the third time the party had nominated Trump to run for President. Then, on […]
1 hour ago · The Democratic Party ruling class's bloodless coup of their own democratically elected presidential nominee, who also happens to be the nominal sitting president of the United States, is one of ...
3 hours ago · The hullabaloo began after Sacks posted a political opinion about Republicans and Democrats in an X post on Wednesday using the words “fake coup.” Conrad threw a barb by replying: “Let me ...
1 hour ago · S.A. McCarthy. 26 July 2024. COMMENTARY. 6.6 MINS. Many reports have surfaced, citing Democratic Party insiders, confirming that Biden’s exit from the presidential campaign was an engineered palace coup. President Joe Biden won nearly 4,000 delegates in Democratic primaries and the backing of at least 14 million registered Democrats.
4 hours ago · Kenny Holston for The New York Times. Former President Barack Obama has been in regular touch with Vice President Kamala Harris since she emerged as the likely Democratic nominee to share his ...
1 hour ago · She also takes a centrist position on the Netanyahu government's judicial coup. "On the one hand, it's clear that the reform is a nonstarter and provocative," she says. "On the other hand, I think a reform is needed. When you scroll through the news, you may think that this is it, they want to rob us of the independent courts.
