I first learned about the Gordian knot as a child. Whoever unties it would conquer Asia. Along came Alexander the Great. He ...

Who among the Phrygians would dare challenge Alexander the Great’s methods? If he wanted to play fast and loose with the rules, who was to say otherwise. And so, the Gordian knot is at its core the ...

The Association of British Insurers called on Rachel Reeves to break the “regulatory Gordian knot” last night – Hannah Gurga told City AM why the group is calling for faster reform.

In the legend of the gordian knot, Alexander the Great overcomes the impossible challenge to untie it by pulling out his sword and cutting the knot in half. It has been the desire of many American ...

The best explanation of President Trump’s aggressive strategy can be found in ancient Greece. Like Alexander the Great, Mr. Trump is cutting the Gordian knot. According to legend, in Phrygia (in what ...

Alexander the Great, short in patience, simply took his sword and sliced it in two! A Gordian Knot, slowly formed from the beginning of our democracy, was woven by an ever-present dark group ...

Merchan might have done well to remember that Alexander the Great’s solution to the original Gordian knot was not to keep ...

Over time, it became famous as the Gordian knot. The Oracle made a prophecy that whoever untied the knot would rule over Asia. In 333 BC, Alexander the Great captured the city. He was told about ...

Alexander the Great, who famously decided that the impossibly complex original Gordian Knot could not be untied and cut the damned thing in half with his sword, would approve of the action behind ...

In 333 BC, Alexander the Great was challenged to untie a tangled rope called the Gordian Knot. An oracle proclaimed that whoever solved the Gordian Knot would rule all of Asia. Alexander struggled ...