twenty one thousand and twenty eighteen there are elections in slovenia in sweden let the stony of belgium poland and of course the european parliament and this is one of our top priorities as a company is just making sure that we.

in twenty one thousand and twenty eighteen there are elections in slovenia and sweden stonie a belgium poland and of course the european parliament and this is one of our top priorities as a company is just making sure that we that we do. we prevent anyone from trying to interfere in elections life the russians were able to in the u.s. presidential election in two thousand and sixteen and i outlined some of the roadmap for that earlier in the game plan is a combination of building more tools to identify fake accounts that are trying to interfere and take them down like we did in the french presidential election where we identified and took down more than thirty thousand accounts. a playbook of closer operation and cooperation with federal election commissions like we executed in the german elections in twenty seventeen and increase transparency which we think is is going to be very important. you know if you have the ads that every political actor or advertiser is trying to run to every audience the public. then there's just more accountability and if someone is trying to do that as a fake ac

i think in 2019, in 2018, there were elections in slovenia, sweden, latvia, estonia, belgium, poland, and of course, the european parliament. and this is one of our top priorities as a company is just making sure that we do -- that we prevent anyone from trying to interfere in elections like the russians were able to in the u.s. presidential election in 2016. and i outlined some of the roadmap for that earlier. the game plan is a combination of building more ai tools to identify fake accounts that are trying to interfere and take them down like we did in the french presidential election where we identified and took down more than 30,000 accounts. a playbook of closer operation and cooperation with federal election commissions like we executed in the german elections in 2017, and increased transparency, which we think is going to be very important. you know, if you have the ads that every political actor or advertiser is trying to run to every audience be public, then there's just more accountability. and if someone is trying to do that as a fake account, it becomes more apparent. if s

poland. belgium but independent investigation now has been the search for the saudis very important now to organize cooperation and so very much agree with what mr goulden yesterday was mentioned that we need to comprehend where the system of justice is enough and in order to understand what kind of results arrived and in what way but what reason hold and significant within the temporary context. we need to maintain a continuous dialogue we also need to do some good food for all work in the area of collective security specifically as far as the middle east is concerned yesterday and i believe that we have advanced ourselves quite well longshots important issues like iran to ensure that only twenty fifteen agreement. and trying to further work are a negotiating about it. with respect to syria we also undertake a joint humanitarian issues we have as well and we have. always agreed upon the way the mechanism to get in between ourselves through trial and work i mean the astronaut group and the so-called

it'll take them through belgium, germany and poland, before arriving some time on saturday morning, sohence the stock of supplies being taken on board. former arsenal midfielder robert pires believes arsene wenger‘s philosophy will live on under the club's new manager. unai emery has taken over after wenger‘s near—22 year reign and pires claims the spaniard likes to play the same kind of football... and he's also happy to help him do that as one of his coaching staff if asked. ican i can propose my help because i know the guys, i know the group and squad andi the guys, i know the group and squad and i think i can help the new manager and i can help arsenal because i had a very good feeling with the players carla so he wants to work together, i will say yes, no problem, i am to work together, i will say yes, no problem, iam ready. cameron norrie has reached the first atp tour semi final claiming the biggest win of his career so far to do it. the british player is ranked number 102 in the world and beat americanjohn isner to make the last four of the lyon open, where he'll play kazakhsta

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it'll take them through belgium, germany and poland, before arriving some time on saturday morning, soood omen for liverpool. if you like those sorts of things. they go further six champions league, european cup win on saturday. the side of the fifth when the stadium in istanbul has been chosen to host the 2020 final. former arsenal midfielder robert pires believes arsene wenger‘s philosophy will live on under the club's new manager. unai emery has taken over after wenger‘s near—22—year reign. and pires claims the spaniard likes to play the same kind of football. and he's also happy to help him do that as one of his coaching staff, if asked. ican i can propose may help because i know the guys, i know the group, i know the guys, i know the group, i know the guys, i know the group, i know the squad. i think i can help the new manager and i can help arsenal because i have a very good feeling with the players, so of course if you want to work together i will say yes, i am ready, of course. cameron norrie has reached his first atp tour semifinal, claiming the biggest win of his career so fa

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