Sentences with phrase «elections around the world by»

«Today we're taking an important step to protect the integrity of elections around the world by taking down more than 270 pages and accounts operated by a Russian organization called the Internet Research Agency (IRA),» posted Mark Zuckerberg, Facebook CEO and founder.

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Richard Banks: Investors are beset on all sides by headlines about politics around the world, whether it's elections, or referendums or even Twitter spats between leaders.

The need for a political religion was formulated by state authorities around 2010 — something that coincided with the election of Kirill, a Russian World enthusiast, to the Patriarchal See of Moscow.

He said: «Many in Britain and elsewhere will be understandably shocked by Donald Trump's victory in the US presidential election, the rhetoric around it and what the election result means for the rest of the world, as well as America.

I think it's also important to note that the US (and other parts of the world) are very polarized by the election and actions of Trump, and as such there is a very high amount of «political propaganda» flowing around from both sides.

Lindsay Graham, a top Senate Republican and frequent Trump critic, is urging Trump to defend democracy in the United States and around the world by punishing Russia for trying to interfere in the American presidential election as U.S. intelligence agencies allege.

In addition to having museum and gallery exhibitions around the world, Mr. Twombly won high international recognition for his work that included the Praemium Imperiale - Japan's equivalent of a Nobel Prize in visual arts - and election by France as a Chevalier of the Légion d'Honneur.

This year has already seen suspicions that elections around the world have been targeted by cyber hacks, but the latest large - scale attacks have brought home how big a risk this is to businesses and organisations like the NHS.

However, further allegations about the firm's tactics were reported late Monday by British broadcaster Channel 4 which said it secretly taped interviews with senior Cambridge Analytica executives in which they boasted of their ability to sway elections in countries around the world with digital manipulation and traditional political trickery.

The move marks the latest in a series of efforts by the social networking giant amid revelations that it had lost control of the profile information of millions of users, which was then used to potentially influence elections around the world.

He and his colleagues were secretly filmed by Britain's Channel 4 News boasting that they had worked in more than 200 elections around the world, including countries like Nigeria, Kenya, the Czech Republic, India, and Argentina.

He said this tactic was used in elections around the world, including the 2016 one that saw Donald Trump elected as president of the US, as well as the pivotal vote that saw Brexit become a reality by the tiniest margin.

This is an example of an «other» DAPP, one that could one day be used by governments and election boards around the world.