power struggle

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24 source translations are retained for this English entry.

• Arabic: صِرَاع عَلَى ٱلسُّلْطَة (ṣirāʕ ʕalā s-sulṭa) — a fight to gain dominance
• Belarusian: барацьба́ за ўла́ду (baracʹbá za wládu) — a fight to gain dominance
• Bulgarian: борба́ за власт (borbá za vlast) — a fight to gain dominance
• Chinese Mandarin: 權力鬥爭 /权力斗争 (quánlì dòuzhēng) — a fight to gain dominance
• Danish: magtkamp — a fight to gain dominance
• Dutch: machtsstrijd — a fight to gain dominance
• Estonian: võimuvõitlus — a fight to gain dominance
• Faroese: valdsstríð — a fight to gain dominance
• Finnish: valtataistelu — a fight to gain dominance
• French: bras de fer — a fight to gain dominance
• French: épreuve de force — a fight to gain dominance
• French: lutte pour le pouvoir — a fight to gain dominance
• German: Machtkampf — a fight to gain dominance
• Hungarian: hatalmi harc — a fight to gain dominance
• Icelandic: valdabarátta — a fight to gain dominance
• Japanese: 権力闘争 (kenryoku tōsō) — a fight to gain dominance
• Korean: 권력 투쟁 (gwollyeok tujaeng) — a fight to gain dominance
• Norwegian Bokmål: maktkamp — a fight to gain dominance
• Norwegian Nynorsk: maktkamp — a fight to gain dominance
• Polish: walka o władzę — a fight to gain dominance
• Russian: борьба́ за власть (borʹbá za vlastʹ) — a fight to gain dominance
• Spanish: lucha de poder — a fight to gain dominance
• Swedish: maktkamp — a fight to gain dominance
• Ukrainian: боротьба́ за вла́ду (borotʹbá za vládu) — a fight to gain dominance