They were captured in co-ordinated raids around Paris, Rouen, and Nice.
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AFTER CO-ORDINATED bomb attacks that killed hundreds, Sri Lanka is reeling.
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High among Labour's priorities is repealing legislation that prevents co-ordinated strikes.
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There was some speculation that central banks had deliberately co-ordinated their comments.
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Uniseed, together with Carthona Capital and the BridgeLane Group, co-ordinated the investment.
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Co-ordinated hard military power in Europe remains largely the preserve of Nato.
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Several towns planned a co-ordinated demonstration on April 14th, Mr Vorobyov's birthday.
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ACT co-ordinated more than 20 experiments at Operation Trident Juncture last year.
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For their Christmas card, the entire family sported colour co-ordinated outfits. Fetch!
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"#FlashbackFriday Well @KellyRipa at least we co-ordinated our giant bang flip," Gellar added.
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And in Iraq, America and Iran have largely co-ordinated their anti-IS campaigns.
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What we don't know: Whether it's part of a weekend of co-ordinated attacks.
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"Our president has us very well co-ordinated," says the trainer on the recording.
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Mr Lavrov called the co-ordinated expulsion of Russians by Western governments "absolutely unacceptable".
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If it were co-ordinated by a group of rich countries, all the better.
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The research in question is being co-ordinated by CSIRO, Australia's main science agency.
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Ms Jankowicz notes that often the most convincing co-ordinated disinformation blurs its origins.
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We just don't see any substantive co-ordinated measures coming out of the G23.
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There is even less sign of co-ordinated regional fiscal stimulus in the offing.
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If the dollar stays strong, might protectionist pressure be defused by co-ordinated international action?
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Fiscal policy is stronger and more co-ordinated, Qingchi asserted, than it used to be.
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But there is little doubt that the co-ordinated attacks are worse on the left.
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America, by comparison, has announced no such co-ordinated effort or major boost to funding.
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When Russia annexed Crimea and invaded Ukraine, America and Europe co-ordinated sanctions in response.
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And such co-ordinated harassment clearly undermines the free speech rights of those being targeted.
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It becomes a more closely co-ordinated activity, says Uri Minkoff, the company's chief executive.
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The Arab League's first battle, for Palestine in 1948, was an ill-co-ordinated rout.
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In Ms Oba's class, that formality translates into colour-co-ordinated table linen and crockery.
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A longer, comprehensive and co-ordinated central bank-directed suspension of capital distributions is necessary.
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More recently, an attempt to support prices by co-ordinated production cuts has not worked either.
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But France's efforts have been poorly co-ordinated with the UN and, at times, undermined it.
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The Dutch revelations were part of a carefully co-ordinated effort with Britain, America and Canada.
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Some argue that market forces are better at reducing emissions than co-ordinated action by governments.
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It staged its first known co-ordinated assault last October, on border-guard posts in Rakhine.
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I like how she and her friends all seem to have co-ordinated their striped outfits.
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In a co-ordinated show of solidarity, on March 26th America expelled 60 such undeclared spooks.
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A co-ordinated approach to curbing volatile capital flows would restore mastery over national monetary policy.
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The moves were a near repeat of similar co-ordinated cuts made this time last year.
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Those with healthy finances, such as Germany and the Netherlands, could enact a co-ordinated budgetary loosening.
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They need to develop co-ordinated innovation plans that prioritize transparency, public engagement, data privacy and collaboration.
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The sources said the sale could be carried out in a public offering co-ordinated by Lenta.
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But this attack was scarily co-ordinated, with groups of masked men fanning out to do the job.
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Any decent answer will need a co-ordinated effort to bring together individuals, employers and providers of education.
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But whether or not the arrests are centrally co-ordinated, they are part of a broader political process.
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Fundraising paid for grassroots campaigners, who drummed up support, co-ordinated events, sold suffrage literature and wrote reports.
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Even party leaders had taken to describing China's economic model as "unstable, unbalanced, unco-ordinated and ultimately unsustainable".
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The explosion and a co-ordinated gun battle killed 64 people and wounded 350, most of them civilians.
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By enabling relief workers to see the bigger picture, they allow relief efforts to be co-ordinated more effectively.
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The usual security measures were in place in a city that suffered co-ordinated Islamic State attacks on Nov.
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In response a Muslim crime boss co-ordinated a series of bomb blasts that killed 257 across the city.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misidentified the think-tank for which Alessandro Rosina co-ordinated his study.
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All these measures can be given more oomph if they are co-ordinated with similar efforts in other countries.
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But the world should also be making contingency plans for a co-ordinated response if a financial shock hits.
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So I think the answer to that largely depends on how co-ordinated and how quickly we can contain.
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"The benefits of a co-ordinated policy response are rising," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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"The benefits of a co-ordinated policy response are rising," said Richard McGuire, head of rates strategy at Rabobank.
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The move was part of a co-ordinated response on Monday by Britain's allies in Europe and the United States.
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This was co-ordinated with the lead "Vote Leave" group in a breach of British electoral funding rules, Wylie alleged.
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The interventions appear to be part of a co-ordinated attempt to put distance between the prime minister and Trump.
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In the absence of co-ordinated assistance from the government, charities rushed in to help people, but often overwhelmed them.
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A "powerful and well co-ordinated plot to thwart the democratic will of the British people" was afoot, she wrote.
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Unfortunately, these individualised ("N-of-1") experiments are not co-ordinated, and their results seldom reported, so little is learned.
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The Russians organised and co-ordinated rallies in several states, such as a "Florida Goes Trump" day on August 22016th.
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"Putin respects Netanyahu and Israel's military power, and would prefer to be co-ordinated with Israel," says an Israeli spook.
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Instead of this unitary approach, however, the patchwork persists, and with it the likelihood of unco-ordinated national tax policies.
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They then took off, accompanied by civil litigation, often co-ordinated with state attorneys general, and followed by private lawsuits.
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However, according to Mr Solomon's backers, Goldman's move into debt underwriting has been co-ordinated with the M&A specialists.
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In co-ordinated strikes that night, other gunmen and suicide bombers targeted a soccer stadium and several cafes in Paris.
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They say they are targeting militants responsible for killing security personnel after co-ordinated attacks on police posts in August.
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Diplomatic sources said the they were championed by French President Emmanuel Macron, who has pushed for co-ordinated European action.
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Diplomatic sources said the they were championed by French President Emmanuel Macron, who has pushed for co-ordinated European action.
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Next would come a wave of co-ordinated structural reforms, to labour markets for example, combined with a joint investment fund.
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Anti-burial measures, though less nationally co-ordinated, were intended to prevent those departing this world from hogging badly needed land.
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But fewer people would be admitted, as hospitals co-ordinated care remotely and led population-wide efforts to keep people well.
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Thinkers include Jean Pisani-Ferry, an economist who co-ordinated his campaign programme, and Marc Ferracci, a liberal labour-market economist.
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Ecuador has called a meeting of leaders from the region in September to discuss a co-ordinated response to the crisis.
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To cut through the noise of the news cycle stories will also need this massive co-ordinated push by multiple mastheads.
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Some say it should never have been created, arguing that Brexit could have been better co-ordinated by the Cabinet Office.
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Mr Macron has been trying to rally a co-ordinated liberal pro-EU campaign for the European Parliament elections in May.
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Many of the 250,000 deaths in America attributable to medical error each year can be traced to poorly co-ordinated care.
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PARIS (Reuters) - U.S. and European regulators are set to order co-ordinated measures following the latest problems with Rolls-Royce (RR.
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On August 25, Rohingya militants killed 12 security officers in co-ordinated attacks on border posts, according to Myanmar's state media.
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The report, the latest in a string of WADA investigations of Russian sport, details a co-ordinated government-run doping effort.
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You have an unco-ordinated aggressive action by another NATO ally, Turkey, in an area where our interests are at stake.
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Because a "Cleveland Fund", say, would be run by a single manager or management team, its investments could be co-ordinated.
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The dismal readings have bolstered speculation global policymakers will launch a co-ordinated response to contain damage to the world economy.
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Rival newspapers in Australia have blacked out the text on their front pages in a co-ordinated protest against press restrictions.
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"Boosting investor confidence requires co-ordinated efforts (with other state agencies) rather than the CSRC alone," said Zhao at the Chongyang Institute.
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Spain's banking system, for instance, is much the stronger for a consolidation eventually co-ordinated by the state, although weak spots remain.
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The result, if the project succeeds, will be swarms of devices that can take co-ordinated action to achieve a joint goal.
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AFib is the most common cardiac arrhythmia and occurs when the heart's upper chambers do not beat in a co-ordinated fashion.
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Small farmers never co-ordinated to get the distribution or quality control they needed to make it a profitable, large-scale enterprise.
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The result may well be a more co-ordinated policy, with fewer public rifts between the State Department and the White House.
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Goraya and Bukhari, both active Twitter users, say they are also the targets of a co-ordinated trolling campaign on social media.
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This time both federal and provincial forces will be co-ordinated by a "strategic committee" which will evaluate progress every three months.
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"Once the revised plan has been discussed some sort of co-ordinated response will be put to Charterhouse," said the second source.
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The Myanmar government says the bloodshed resulted from a military crackdown on militants who carried out co-ordinated attacks on border posts.
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The beneficiary of the money, the ShipFC project, is a consortium of 25.33 firms and institutions co-ordinated by NCE Maritime CleanTech.
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Violent racial incidents have been in the spotlight since Islamic State claimed a co-ordinated series of attacks in Paris on Nov.
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Such databases would have a big impact if widely adopted, helping to catch any messaging that was not formally declared but co-ordinated.
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But more extensive work would have to be co-ordinated with the Muslim religious authority, controlled by Jordan and known as the Waqf.
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Officials from Binh Phuoc province and Kratie province, its Cambodian neighbour, agreed last year to tackle malaria in a more co-ordinated way.
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So fiscal and monetary policy would have to be closely co-ordinated—amounting, in all likelihood, to a loss of central-bank autonomy.
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Clemson University and local community colleges were helped to develop training programmes that could be co-ordinated with the carmaker and its suppliers.
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Genetic circuitry like this "repressilator" was child's play compared with the co-ordinated gene expression that evolution has programmed into leaves and eyes.
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There is no plausible scenario in which one candidate's supporters could steal the election through a co-ordinated plot of ballot-box stuffing.
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Unco-ordinated acts of agency became a movement that upended the norms for youth, youth culture, music and the public sphere more widely.
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And the G23 nations apparently did not ink any specific policy proposals — such as on co-ordinated fines for social media takedown failures.
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The scale of the tragedy was immediately obvious, says Abraham Chowdhury, who co-ordinated volunteers at the Westway Sports Centre, the main help point.
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Co-operation between governments could help; co-ordinated macroprudential measures would reduce the risk that some countries face an unmanageable fire-hose of money.
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So although there is not a concerted stalking activity, it is very easy to interpret real-world behaviour as if it is co-ordinated.
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This groundswell of activism is thanks in part to two major internationally co-ordinated efforts: the Women's March and the International Women's Strike (IWS).
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As the stick moves, the forces exerted by the hand can easily send it flying out of control if they're not perfectly co-ordinated.
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"It's probably the most ambitious reform of Macron's presidency," says Jean Pisani-Ferry, an economist who co-ordinated Mr Macron's campaign manifesto in 2017.
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The response to the Indochinese boat people suggests that co-ordinated global action with a big dollop of political will can resolve refugee crises.
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The investigation is in close cooperation with Switzerland's Federal Office of Police and will also be co-ordinated with foreign authorities, the OAG said.
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Hong Kong (CNN)They are at the cutting-edge of America's elite stealth jet technology, capable of seamlessly connecting pilots for co-ordinated missions.
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Mr Netanyahu's decision, to press ahead with one new settlement while in effect restricting all other construction, is closely co-ordinated with the White House.
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When he asked his students to pick a meeting place in New York, unco-ordinated, most would settle on the clock at Grand Central station.
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To economists versed in mathematics, a well co-ordinated economy is like a system of simultaneous equations, which all hold true at the same time.
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"Given Africas underdeveloped manufacturing and propensity to export raw commodities, without co-ordinated policy change, the (bloc) may entrench and enable this dynamic," she said.
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Last year it set up an agency to oversee its foreign aid, in part to turn the BRI into a more co-ordinated development programme.
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The government, even if it doesn't own the reserves, must have access to them if the IEA's co-ordinated emergency response measures (CERM) are activated.
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Choosing whether and how to highlight slavery is "a political decision", says Milton Guran, an anthropologist who co-ordinated the Valongo wharf's recognition by UNESCO.
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She was careful not to offer something she could not deliver and she laid the foundations for increased pressure through co-ordinated action with allies.
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One, called permanent structured co-operation, or PESCO, aims to attract commitments to projects identified in a Co-ordinated Annual Review on Defence, or CARD.
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"Given Africa's underdeveloped manufacturing and propensity to export raw commodities, without co-ordinated policy change, the (bloc) may entrench and enable this dynamic," she said.
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One of the court's many concerns was that local imams had mounted a co-ordinated effort to press their flock to vote for Mr Rahman.
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There have been several high profile murders and rapes conducted via the app, as well as co-ordinated homophobic attacks against gay and bisexual men.
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Any co-ordinated decision by Washington and Riyadh could be an attempt to forestall action threatened in Congress next week by lawmakers over refueling operations.
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After the Santiago metro suffered co-ordinated arson attacks last month, he declared that Chile was "at war" and sent the army to the streets.
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The three militants who attacked the crowd at the Bataclan were part of a co-ordinated assault in which 130 people died in the French capital.
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As well as slaughtering Iraqis and Syrians, IS claimed responsibility for a co-ordinated attack on Brussels airport and the city's metro, which killed 32 people.
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Existing checks are now likely to be extended for another six months, after co-ordinated announcements this month from France, Germany, Austria, Denmark, Sweden and Norway.
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Young Italians resent the older generations, but not their parents, says Alessandro Rosina, who co-ordinated a recent study for the Istituto Toniolo, a think-tank.
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However, the two firms had co-ordinated at the last minute in a fashion that would have been fairly novel at the time – using mobile phones.
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Cheap natural gas, renewable energy, electric vehicles and co-ordinated efforts to tackle global warming together mean that the power source of choice will be electricity.
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Under the proposal, disease prevention measures will be co-ordinated by the region, rather than at a provincial level, with responsible authorities also overseeing stable supplies.
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Even so, IS could muster enough jihadists to mount a complex, co-ordinated operation under the nose of the authorities in Brussels, possibly at short notice.
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So Uber continues to be a target for taxi industry action, including co-ordinated strikes in major cities over what drivers dubs unfair and exploitative practices.
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The five-year investigation found nine traders spread across the banks exchanged sensitive information and trading plans in the chatrooms and occasionally co-ordinated trading strategies.
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" JOE CAPURSO, FX ANALYST, COMMONWEALTH BANK OF AUSTRALIA, SYDNEY "We don't have high expectations that the G7 are going to announce a co-ordinated policy easing.
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" In June, Michael Bloomberg, the former mayor of New York City, said that he would donate $500 million to a co-ordinated campaign called "Beyond Carbon.
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A sharper critique emerged from a trio of economists who helped to write his election manifesto, among them Jean Pisani-Ferry, who co-ordinated the campaign programme.
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But its banking system is now much the healthier for a consolidation co-ordinated by the state, in which several local lenders were rolled into stronger institutions.
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In what looked like a co-ordinated move, President Donald Trump immediately recognised Mr Guaidó as Venezuela's interim leader and most of the Lima group quickly followed.
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That efforts to change how people cook have fallen so short for so long can be blamed on weak markets, unco-ordinated charity interventions and muddled priorities.
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So it proved on October 19th, when four senior financial officials, including the central-bank governor, made a rare co-ordinated effort to talk up beleaguered stocks.
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But questions have been raised over whether Vote Leave broke campaign spending rules, with whistleblowers alleging it has illegally co-ordinated spending with a smaller campaign group.
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Gone is the unity of the G20's summit in London in 2009, when leaders agreed on a co-ordinated stimulus in response to the financial crisis.
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The C4 Rice Project, co-ordinated by Paul Quick, is a global endeavour, also involving biologists at 18 other laboratories in Asia, Australia, Europe and North America.
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Others are adopting ERG-style methods from within the party, such as issuing co-ordinated threats of resignation and writing impassioned op-eds in the Daily Mail.
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The incidents were inflamed by a co-ordinated social media campaign depicting Islam as under attack and blaming the moderate President Joko Widodo and his political allies.
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"It was not just the poor operational performance, but the co-ordinated efforts to hide and deceive customers of the fact that are so troubling," Fletcher added.
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"This co-ordinated week of activity aimed to disrupt and build intelligence on the criminal networks involved in labor exploitation," said Roy McComb, deputy director of the NCA.
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Under pressure to tackle the spread of fake news, Facebook removed more than 800 politics-related pages and accounts from its network because of "co-ordinated inauthentic behaviour".
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In recent weeks there have been multiple co-ordinated direct actions, including protest marches that have brought hundreds of thousands of people into the streets at a time.
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Even if the big producers do one day decide that prices are so weak that a co-ordinated cut makes sense, it may provide only a temporary respite.
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But China has in recent days dismissed the idea of the G20 agreeing on a co-ordinated plan on currencies and growth akin to the 1985 Plaza Accord.
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Bankers say that there is currently no co-ordinated process to address Turkey's capital markets financing needs, as banks continue to address the issue on an individual basis.
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However, the two-day meeting in Shanghai highlighted differing views from policymakers on the best way forward, dampening the chance of co-ordinated action in the near future.
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Moore's law was never a physical law, but a self-fulfilling prophecy—a triumph of central planning by which the technology industry co-ordinated and synchronised its actions.
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In the latest sign of social breakdown in Venezuela, hundreds of women made a co-ordinated crossing of their country's western border, into Colombia, in search of food.
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The £14.8bn ($19.5bn) project has been co-ordinated by Britain's best engineers, individuals that are masters not only of creative engineering but also in the logistics of delivering it.
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But the collapse of what briefly looked like a co-ordinated uprising with military backing represents a big setback for the opposition and its backers in the Trump administration.
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The rangers will combine these new capabilities with traditional sniffer dogs and trained soldiers on the ground, as part of a co-ordinated effort to catch and deter poachers.
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Yevgeni Preobrazhensky, a Bolshevik economist, argued that a broad advance was needed across the whole industrial front, not an "unco-ordinated advance by the method of capitalist guerrilla warfare".
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Paris's action was co-ordinated not with the rest of the EU, but with Chad's brutal government and Khalifa Haftar, the Libyan warlord who controls swathes of his country.
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"Calls for co-ordinated policy easing ahead of this weekend's G20 meeting will almost certainly come to nothing," wrote Andrew Kenningham, senior global economist at Capital Economics in London.
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Hence co-ordinated global efforts are required to crack down on corporate anonymity and to stop the middlemen who make it so easy for crooks to launder their loot.
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We continue to believe that the best way to provide a clear framework for companies that operate around the world is co-ordinated reform of the international tax system.
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Spoof tourism videos perfectly mimicking Donald Trump have been spreading across Europe and going viral, in what appears to be a co-ordinated trolling effort by comedians across the continent.
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NINE police officers were killed early on October 9th in a series of apparently co-ordinated attacks on border-guard posts in the troubled state of Rakhine in Myanmar's west.
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A co-ordinated confidence-boosting effort by senior government officials in China pledging support for markets helped its stockmarkets chalk up their biggest single-day gains in almost three years.
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For the past two years investigative journalists have been trying to find out whether anyone from the Trump campaign co-ordinated with WikiLeaks over the release of the stolen material.
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David Archibald, who co-ordinated the 2016 Radical Film Network festival in Glasgow, says that there is more interest in grassroots film than at any time that he can recall.
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Mr Macron wants a Europe that "protects" citizens, a phrase that implies any number of policies, from co-ordinated minimum wages to prohibitions on "social dumping" and harmonised tax rules.
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That honour goes to the +8 hours co-ordinated universal time zone (known as UTC), which, with over 1.6bn inhabitants, is home to more people than any other (see map).
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HSBC's Greater China Economist Julia Wang expects co-ordinated policies to reduce financial risks, more institutionalised environment policies, and accelerated state-owned enterprise (SOE) reforms following the week-long congress.
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The tough, co-ordinated response to the Legco break-in, and to critics abroad, will reinforce concerns that Chinese custodianship of the territory will grow only more stern with time.
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Despite a co-ordinated effort from the federal government and the American army to restore electricity, the underlying infrastructure, subjected to decades of theft, incompetence and cronyism, was barely functioning.
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Asiama, 48, is an economist with around 20 years of experience at the Bank of Ghana and, until his appointment on Thursday, had co-ordinated the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC).
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In the absence of radical, co-ordinated stimulus or restrictions on the free flow of capital, ever more of the world will be drawn, indefinitely, into the zero-rate trap.
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The fires all broke out at around the same time on Thursday, which has led the island's national park officials to suggest a co-ordinated plan was behind the blazes.
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The rules, jointly issued by the People's Bank of China and China's banking, securities and insurance regulators, come as Beijing launches a series of co-ordinated initiatives across government agencies .
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In what appeared to be co-ordinated statements, ECB chief economist Peter Praet and financial markets head Benoit Coeure both warned of the potential consequences of dragging out the Brexit negotiations.
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We don't know, for example, if these early walkers, known as tetrapods, were capable of standing upright on their legs, or if their movements were co-ordinated, balanced, and energy-efficient.
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The loan was co-ordinated by Barclays and HSBC with Bank of Tokyo-Mitsubishi UFJ, Deutsche Bank, MUFG, Standard Chartered Bank and SMBC acting as initial mandated lead arrangers and bookrunners.
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The new study, co-ordinated by Paul Ridker of the Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, could look at inflammation by itself because canakinumab reduces only that, and not cholesterol levels.
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Shot by Roger Deakins, a multiple Oscar nominee, it sends K to a series of hazy, beautifully desolate, colour-co-ordinated wastelands, each one more strange and magnificent than the last.
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IT IS A fortnight since Juan Guaidó, the young speaker of the national assembly, proclaimed himself Venezuela's caretaker president, triggering a co-ordinated push to topple the dictatorship of Nicolás Maduro.
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In ING's honeycomb of a headquarters in Amsterdam is an "Obeya" room (Japanese for "big room": Toyota was a pioneer of the idea) in which plans are co-ordinated and updated.
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Last month thousands of people spelled out the words "Stop Adani" in co-ordinated rallies around the country, including one on Bondi Beach in Sydney, 2,000km south of the proposed mine.
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While there are civil and criminal remedies available through the courts, in practice a co-ordinated campaign of "cease and desist" letters ensures compliance, well before formal legal proceedings are initiated.
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He now believes matches can be played around the globe, provided they are co-ordinated so that teams did not have to travel thousands of kilometers across time zones between games.
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It has also retaliated against a co-ordinated move by Western countries to expel 150 Russian diplomats by ordering out the same number of opposing officials from foreign embassies in Russia.
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In the absence of a co-ordinated adjustment to exchange rates and a peaceful end to trade hostilities, the world could stumble into a cycle of competitive devaluations and tariff rises.
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Thankfully the quick and well co-ordinated search and rescue response meant all 36 casualties were rescued and were lucky to escape without serious injuries, but they've had a traumatic experience.
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Major central banks, including the U.S. Federal Reserve, have since Friday reassured markets they will protect their economies from the impact of the virus, fueling speculation of co-ordinated rate cuts.
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He pledged to continue bolstering his country's nuclear deterrent but said the "scope and depth" of that deterrent will be "properly co-ordinated depending on" the attitude of the United States.
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There would need to be further co-ordinated decarbonisation policy efforts across all sectors, partly to ensure the market uptake of technologies that are currently only at the stage of RD&D.
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"Protecting the integrity of our platforms during elections is a huge focus for us and something we are committed to—particularly in the face of hostile and co-ordinated interventions," Allan said.
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There are many schemes around the world to meet each objective but so far these tend to be implemented piecemeal rather than in a co-ordinated effort to preserve the world's supplies.
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Instead, it resulted in Britain's three main Jewish newspapers giving a co-ordinated warning that a Labour government under Jeremy Corbyn would be an "existential threat to Jewish life in this country".
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Some of the most violent incidents have taken place in Zimbabwe, where thousands of street traders in MDC strongholds have been arrested in operations co-ordinated by the ruling party, Zanu-PF.
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That incident was part of a series of co-ordinated assaults on the city that killed 103 people and came after an earlier attack on Paris in January that left 17 dead.
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This piece of research, co-ordinated by Allan Bradley of the Wellcome Sanger Institute, in Cambridge, England, looked at genetic changes in mouse and human cells across large stretches of the genome.
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This seemingly simple task, however, requires the precise, co-ordinated movement of individual fingers and thumbs, each applying the correct amount of pressure, at exactly the right places, to the object handled.
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This week a UN commission recommended immediate and co-ordinated action to avoid a calamity whose economic cost, the World Bank reckons, could rival that of the financial crisis of 2008-09.
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Soon Saudis will for the first time pay value-added tax of 5% on non-essentials, in a move co-ordinated with other members of the six-country Gulf Co-operation Council.
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"Measures to ease the funding stress will be released tomorrow," the official said on Tuesday, adding that it will involve an operation that will be co-ordinated with the Bank of Korea.
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Online harassment was particularly concerning, said the report's authors, with female journalists now facing an endless stream of abuse in real time, which in some cases was deliberately co-ordinated by hate groups.
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This is proof that the "purge was a co-ordinated effort" to meddle with the mid-term elections November rather than a good-faith effort to enforce the sites' rules about hate speech.
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The large scale and co-ordinated nature of the bombings—with 87 more bomb detonators discovered at Colombo's main bus station on Monday—point to a high degree of planning and considerable sophistication.
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It also coincided with another day of turmoil in financial markets driven by a further collapse in the oil price after Saudi Arabia damped hopes of a co-ordinated cut in crude production.
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Facebook has claimed to have found no further evidence of co-ordinated Russian-backed ad purchases on its platform targeting the 2016 Brexit vote in addition to the ad buys it previously reported.
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Losses in the wider markets reversed on Tuesday, with European shares up 2.3 percent after a three-day fall on hopes of a more co-ordinated central bank response to financial market losses.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - Dutch police arrested two men in Amsterdam for their suspected involvement in the co-ordinated Islamic State attacks on Paris in November 2015 that killed 130 people, prosecutors said on Friday.
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Once again, the West is doing much on its own terms that is alarming enough, from America's trade wars to Europe's inability to muster a co-ordinated fiscal response to its economic woes.
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K2 Asset Management head of research George Boubouras said despite gains on Tuesday in Asian equities, financial market sentiment remained fragile even as the co-ordinated stimulus measures were implemented around the world.
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Al Qaeda threat Al Qaeda staged its most audacious attack on US soil on September 11, 2001, when its members carried out four co-ordinated attacks on major US targets, killing round 3,000 people.
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MAST co-ordinated and paid for research by a consortium of established laboratories, notably at the University of Maryland, Texas A&M University and Berkeley (the work at Berkeley is unrelated to Dr Russell's).
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Although Donald Trump's administration may impose unilateral sanctions on Venezuelan officials (it has already done so against the vice-president, Tareck El Aissami), it would be wiser to join a co-ordinated regional effort.
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A cut in interest rates and an expansion of the Bank's quantitative easing program are both possible, as well as co-ordinated action with other central banks to maintain liquidity and smooth currency movements.
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While the co-ordinated backlash by Tajani, the Italian government, central bank and banking lobby was also likely to result in some changes to the guidelines on new bad loans, under consultation until Dec.
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The results, due over the weekend, will go some way towards answering a big question: is Africa getting used to the idea that a well co-ordinated opposition can overcome the power of incumbency?
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On foreign policy, the EU's carefully co-ordinated sanctions on Russia over its incursions in Ukraine may have been shepherded by Angela Merkel but were energised by a group of hardliners led by Britain.
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Pyongyang is regularly angered by co-ordinated drills in the region, which it sees as practice for an invasion, but which the US and its allies say is necessary to counter North Korean aggression.
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Fears the virus would wreak havoc on the global economy sent financial markets into a tailspin last week and raised expectations of co-ordinated monetary policy action by central banks to mitigate the fallout.
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Having held fire and even co-ordinated action while they were assaulting IS, in the aftermath America and its allies and Iran are already coming to blows just over the border in south-eastern Syria.
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"In telehealth we don't know all the physicians in each patient's community so we're not going to be able to do co-ordinated care as well with specialist, outside of the box patients," she says.
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Once it is finished later this year, the European Union will condense these efforts into a co-ordinated plan on AI. Unsurprisingly, it is all highly Eurocratic: dozens of committees and other bodies are involved.
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If observer918's estimate is correct, it was the other 0.1 percent who used nefarious and co-ordinated attacks similar to those deployed by r/TheDonald to spread Trump memes during the 2016 presidential campaign.
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The FARC, a rebel army which remade itself as a political party after signing peace accords with Colombia's government, denounced a "co-ordinated plan" of attacks and threats, including the murder of one former rebel.
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"That would be the only sort of military intervention that would be remotely feasible given history and current circumstances," says Craig Deare, who briefly co-ordinated Venezuela policy at the National Security Council in 2017.
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However, whether the arrests are centrally co-ordinated or not, they are part of a political process which is shaped by the waning popularity of Mr Putin and his consequent need to reaffirm his legitimacy.
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Masha Gordon, who has co-ordinated a crowdfunding campaign to fund the rescue operation, said Revol managed to bring Mackiewicz down to 20.8049,280 meters and set him up in a tent to spend the night.
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Central banks in the United States, Japan, Australia and New Zealand announced sweeping monetary easing in a co-ordinated effort not seen since the 2008 financial crisis, but failed to shore up global investor sentiment.
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China said in late June it would renew efforts to crack down on property irregularities in 30 major cities this year, mobilizing seven government agencies in a co-ordinated effort to rein in rising prices.
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The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has estimated that a co-ordinated package of reforms and fiscal stimulus in the euro zone could boost growth by 0.5 percentage points over the next three years.
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The impact looked likely to spread far beyond Britain's borders although European shares rose after a heavy sell-off, partly due to hopes of a more co-ordinated central bank response to financial market losses.
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MOSCOW, March 13 (Reuters) - Russian warplanes carried out a strike co-ordinated with Turkey on a militant weapons store in Syria's rebel-held Idlib province on Wednesday, the defence ministry said, according to RIA news agency.
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The test, known as FoundationOne CDx (F1CDx), is only the second diagnostic test to receive co-ordinated regulatory approval from the two agencies under the Parallel Review Program, the agencies said in a statement on Thursday.
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Police and others will need to prepare against more possible attacks—co-ordinated or opportunist, to build on the shock now felt in Europe—and see whether any conspirators choose this moment to flee across borders.
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A co-ordinated global cyber attack, spread through malicious email, could cause economic damage anywhere between $85 billion and $193 billion, a hypothetical scenario developed as a stress test for risk management showed earlier this year.
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The probe will also consider compliance with a licence condition for the provision of transmission services and with the Electricity Act 1989, which deals with the provision of "economical, efficient and co-ordinated services", Ofgem said.
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Paul Michel, a former top judge on America's patent court, attributes them to an "unco-ordinated overcorrection" to the plague of patent trolls, who accumulate patent rights with an eye to extorting payments from supposed infringers.
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They want a tightening of air standards, co-ordinated efforts to tackle air pollution, and recognition by the central government of the link between coal-power plants and air pollution, to force a change in power policy.
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It wants a stable trading system and will pay attention to a co-ordinated bombardment from its biggest markets, but it will not sign up if it thinks it will be made poorer in the long run.
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In 2013 John McDonnell, now the shadow chancellor, proclaimed that "Parliamentary democracy doesn't work for us, elections aren't working for us" and advocated co-ordinated action with trade unions and community organisations to bring the government down.
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It comes at a time when the BRI is facing a backlash, the EU is trying to forge a more co-ordinated approach to its dealings with China and there is heightened tension between China and America.
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His breakthrough came when he perceived back-and-forths even grander than that of the winds over the Indian Ocean—co-ordinated changes in pressure in places many thousands of kilometres apart which he called "world weather".
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Under the aegis of MAST, a group from the General Robotics, Automation, Sensing & Perception (GRASP) laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania did indeed manage to make drones fly together in co-ordinated formations without hitting each other.
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An analysis of 98 psychology papers, published in 2015 by 90 teams of researchers co-ordinated by Brian Nosek of the University of Virginia, managed to replicate satisfactorily the results of only 39% of the studies investigated.
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"It is perfectly clear that the committee, which comprises only of Remain supporting MPs is conducting a co-ordinated "Witch Hunt" of Leave groups," Banks said in a letter to the committee's chair, posted on the Leave.
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UBS Australian head of equities distribution George Kanaan said global financial markets were gripped by fear, which seemed unlikely to ease any time soon, despite the co-ordinated efforts of governments and central banks around the world.
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The politically charged announcement is the first co-ordinated industry-wide step by Australia's biggest banks to clean up their act in the wake of reputationally damaging probes into wealth mismanagement, insurance scams and benchmark interest rate rigging.
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"Later this year we will also consult on a Clean Air Zone framework that will give local authorities the flexibility to make decisions about their own areas while ensuring a co-ordinated approach across the UK," he added.
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On September 12th Len McCluskey, the general secretary of the Unite union, a big donor to Labour, said in an interview with the BBC that co-ordinated strikes over public-sector pay were "very much on the cards".
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If he ever wins power, Mr Corbyn will lead something new in British politics: a government committed to advancing its agenda not primarily in Parliament but in society at large, through co-ordinated strikes, agitation and general botheration.
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LONDON — People in 160 cities, in 60 countries around the world are making history this weekend as they take to the streets in one of the largest co-ordinated acts of protest in recent years: the Women's March.
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New research reveals which countries across Europe, the Middle East and Africa have the largest number of internet-connected devices infected with malware "bots" that allow criminals to use the device as part of co-ordinated cyber attacks.
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Britain is already sounding out its allies about a co-ordinated expulsion of Russian intelligence officers based at diplomatic missions in the West, and visa bans on the many senior Russians with a background in the intelligence services.
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The regulations, jointly issued by the People's Bank of China and China's banking, securities and insurance regulators, come as Beijing launches a series of co-ordinated initiatives across government agencies designed to reduce leverage in the financial system.
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UBS Australian head of equities distribution George Kanaan said global financial markets were currently gripped by fear, which seemed unlikely to ease any time soon, despite the co-ordinated efforts of governments and central banks around the world.
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UBS Australian head of equities distribution George Kanaan said global financial markets have been gripped by fear, which seemed unlikely to ease any time soon, despite the co-ordinated efforts of governments and central banks around the world.
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A co-ordinated intelligence operation between French, German and Belgian services thwarted the planned attack in the days prior to the rally which attracted many VIPs, including Trump's lawyer Rudy Giuliani and several former European and Arab ministers.
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PARIS, April 13 (Reuters) - U.S. and European regulators are set to order co-ordinated measures following the latest problems with Rolls-Royce Trent 1000 engines, used to power some Boeing 787 jets, said a person familiar with the plans.
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The attacks are the first on such a scale since the end of the bloody 27-year civil war with the Tamil Tigers ten years ago, and the deadliest co-ordinated acts of terrorism Sri Lanka has ever suffered.
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Many of the most pressing policy tasks facing Latin American governments today, from tackling violent crime or the Zika virus to boosting productivity, require different state agencies at all levels of government to act in a co-ordinated manner.
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"The pound sold off initially on the aggressive move but the statement shows that their (BoE) action is co-ordinated with the Treasury and the measures include a package for lending," said Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank.
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"Markets are crying out for a co-ordinated response to COVID-19 headwinds and a lack of concrete U.S. policy action is rattling markets," Tapas Strickland, director of economics at National Australia Bank in Sydney said in a report.
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"The pound sold off initially on the aggressive move but the statement shows that their (BoE) action is co-ordinated with the Treasury and the measures include a package for lending," Jane Foley, senior currency strategist at Rabobank, said.
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"While pressure had been building on euro zone governments to agree to a co-ordinated and sizeable fiscal expansion, Lagarde's intervention has arrested some of this momentum," analysts at the research firm Eurasia Group, said in an email Monday.
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Turkish special forces, tanks and jets backed by planes from the U.S.-led coalition launched their first co-ordinated offensive into Syria on Wednesday to try to drive Islamic State from the border and prevent further gains by Kurdish militia fighters.
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Signs of progress abound, some flashy—swish new restaurants and hotels—and others mundane—co-ordinated bus routes that have ended the lunatic system whereby the packed vehicles of competing firms raced from stop to stop to snaffle the waiting customers.
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In 2016, in a co-ordinated switch that took place over the course of two weeks, 155 countries replaced their stocks of oral polio vaccine containing all three strains with a version that does not include the type 2 strain.
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On extremist propaganda, the co-ordinated political push by European leaders to get tech platforms to take more responsibility for user generated content which they're freely distributing, liberally monetizing and algorithmically amplifying does at least have more substance to it.
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And as the Syria strikes, co-ordinated with the United States and Britain, showed, for hard security matters the Elysée needs partners outside the EU. Mr Macron has at least rallied support for his cause to build a "Europe that protects".
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"In order for policy easing to have the desired impact, policy response should be pro-active, co-ordinated and better communicated in order to reverse the slide in private sector confidence and stabilize financial market expectations," HSBC said in a note.
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The Easter Sunday bombing of three churches as well as hotels in Sri Lanka—claimed by IS, albeit without clear proof—constituted the largest co-ordinated terrorist attacks in Asia in recent times, taking the lives of more than 350 people.
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That is the message that Western governments hope President Vladimir Putin will absorb as he digests the co-ordinated expulsion of over 130 Russian diplomats by more than two dozen countries, in response to a nerve-agent attack in Britain.
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We've seen England fans misbehaving in Marseille, local gangs attacking bystanders and organised, co-ordinated violence from Russian hooligans who – despite all the bluster about tournament security – were allowed to cause chaos inside and outside the Stade Vélodrome on Saturday evening.
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A group of lawmakers from different political parties said in a report published on Friday that the plan lacked a co-ordinated approach across government departments and there was insufficient collaboration with the private sector in areas such as housing.
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But there was no plan for specific co-ordinated stimulus spending to spark activity, something investors had been hoping for after markets nosedived at the start of 2016 due to concerns about a slowdown in China, the world's second-biggest economy.
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MARKETS * Oil and equity markets staged solid rebounds on Tuesday after the previous day's pummelling, with signs of co-ordinated action by the world's biggest economies to cushion the economic impact of coronavirus helping pull investors out of panic mode.
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Mr Barr's document stated that the Mueller report did not establish that anyone involved with Mr Trump's campaign "conspired or co-ordinated with Russia" in its election-interference efforts, nor did it establish that Mr Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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They have just agreed to make space a fifth domain for operations (alongside land, sea, air and cyber), and have started to think collectively about the strategic implications of China's rise, a first step towards a more co-ordinated response.
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It also confirms accounts from Isis members, as well as the fears of European intelligence agencies, that Isis is working to step up attacks in Europe following the co-ordinated bombing and shooting rampage that killed 130 people in Paris in November.
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ISTANBUL (Reuters) - Two bombs exploded less than a minute apart, killing 29 people and wounding 166 outside a soccer stadium in Istanbul on Saturday night, in a co-ordinated attack on police shortly after a match between two of Turkey's top teams.
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Frank Foley of King's College London notes that Britain has been subject to fewer co-ordinated attacks than France, despite the uncompromising tactics employed by the French police, which include shutting premises suspected of hosting non-violent extremists and wider use of surveillance.
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Oil and equity markets had staged solid rebounds on Tuesday after the previous day's pummelling, with signs of co-ordinated action by the world's biggest economies to cushion the economic impact of the coronavirus epidemic helping pull investors out of panic mode.
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In an interview to Bloomberg, RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das said there was a strong reason for co-ordinated global policy action and that the central bank chiefs of major economies, including India, were planning to have a virtual meeting to discuss the issue.
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As James Comey, director of the FBI, told Mr Nunes's committee on March 20th, it is that individuals in Mr Trump's campaign may have co-ordinated with the Russians in what, according to America's intelligence agencies, was a bid to help him win the presidency.
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Although some of the EU's woes can be traced to mistakes of its own making—the integration by stealth that sometimes treated voters as inconvenient, or the design flaws of the single currency—others came from outside and called for a co-ordinated reaction.
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Emboldened by Jeremy Corbyn's better-than-expected performance in the general election, the hard-left is threatening to deselect moderate MPs such as Luciana Berger, the member for Liverpool Wavertree, who has been subjected to a co-ordinated campaign of anti-Semitic and misogynistic abuse.
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"We're putting more Defense Force boots on the ground, more planes in the sky, more ships to sea, and more trucks to roll in to support the bushfire fighting effort and recovery as part of our co-ordinated response to these terrible #bushfires," Morrison tweeted.
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We're putting more Defence Force boots on the ground, more planes in the sky, more ships to sea, and more trucks to roll in to support the bushfire fighting effort and recovery as part of our co-ordinated response to these terrible #bushfires pic.twitter.
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And if May wants to assert that gigantic intelligence databases are necessary to 'keep people safe', it's worth making the obvious point that the UK security agencies' bulk data collection habits did not prevent the 7/7 co-ordinated terror attack in London, in July 2005.
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As the UN's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), the targets for 2030 adopted in 2015, acknowledge, water-management has to be "integrated", that is co-ordinated both between the various bodies responsible for different bits of the water cycle and other policies that have an impact on water.
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IN THE AFTERMATH of a co-ordinated series of terrorist suicide-bombings in churches and hotels in Sri Lanka on Easter Sunday that left nearly 300 people dead, attention has begun to focus on the goverment's failure to act on warnings that such an attack was imminent.
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"The goal of the co-ordinated, corporate-funded campaigns…is to make it harder and more expensive for institutional investors to get the expert advice they need to hold executives accountable," says the Council of Institutional Investors, which represents funds with $4trn in assets under management.
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"Only if we all work together in a co-ordinated manner and keep our cool we will achieve success," he said, adding that any final deal reached had to fully comply with EU and international law, and all 28 member states had to agree to it.
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A $2 trillion stimulus package agreed by U.S. politicians to shield the world's biggest economy and co-ordinated action by central banks including the BoE to boost the supply of dollars have helped ease stress in money markets and some of the selling pressure on sterling.
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A "BIG grey cloud" hangs over President Donald Trump and his administration, following public confirmation by the head of the FBI that his agents are investigating Russian government efforts to interfere in the presidential election, and whether those efforts were co-ordinated with anyone linked to the Trump campaign.
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But with the platforms facing increasing pressure to weed out false and misleading posts—including co-ordinated attempts by foreign governments to manipulate public opinion in the run-up to the midterms—perhaps it's not so surprising they picked a week three months before the election to act.
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Last month the attorney-general, William Barr, released a four-page summary, stating that the report did not establish that anyone involved with Mr Trump's campaign "conspired or co-ordinated with Russia" in its election-interference efforts, nor did it establish that Mr Trump committed obstruction of justice.
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The Northern Territory - a 1.4 million sq km (540,000 sq miles) expanse of outback extending from the center of Australia to its northern coastline - awards major status to projects it sees as significant to the jurisdiction, helping companies with co-ordinated government approvals and a dedicated case manager.
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Le Pen told the Sud Ouest newspaper that "if everyone is agreed we could take a year or a year and a half to organise a co-ordinated return to national currencies," allaying fears of a sudden exit from currency union, which opponents said would massively hurt France's economy.
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For the first time it provides for a co-ordinated American and Russian "joint implementation centre" to "go after Nusra", in the words of an American official, referring to Jabhat al-Nusra, a jihadist group until recently affiliated with Al-Qaeda; it has rebranded itself Jabhat Fatah al-Sham.
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At today's press conference Jourova also raised the spectre of a regime of co-ordinated penalties for consumer rights violations coming down the pipe to strengthen enforcement, saying there's a need for the EU to have "unified sanctions" (something it does now has for data protection violations, thanks to the GDPR).
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Earlier this year the government did announce plans to set up a dedicated national security unit to combat state-led disinformation campaigns, with the unit expected to monitor social media platforms to support faster debunking of online fakes — by being able to react more quickly to co-ordinated interference efforts by foreign states.
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Moreover, if the company's leadership continues to let its platform be weaponized by co-ordinated groups of abusers to conduct targeted harassment against anyone they choose then it will find large swathes of its user-base continue to view it with mistrust — if they don't just up sticks and ditch Twitter entirely.
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With no means of communication in the bush other than sending runners ahead one or two days' trek along the hunting trails to meet other ADF commanders who may or may not be present, the difficulty of waging a co-ordinated military campaign using small units of civilians turned fighters became clear.
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He co-ordinated the actions of 500 clergy and lay people from 20 different religious groups who gathered at the camp on November 3rd, and he has persuaded his own denomination's leadership, including Michael Curry, the African-American presiding bishop of the Episcopal church, to play an active part in opposing the line's completion.
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" Instead, the report insisted that Downing Street needed to set out a more "coherent and pro-active strategy on Russia," led by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office and co-ordinated across the whole of government, "that clearly links together the diplomatic, military and financial tools that the U.K. can use to counter Russian state aggression.
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"Ultimately, we want more than 10 UAS to operate in a co-ordinated and closely coupled way to achieve military effect across the electro-magnetic (EM) spectrum (in other words ranging from visible frequencies through to low frequency radio waves), in a contested environment, and all managed by a single operator," reads the competition requirements.
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The underlying problem is really the scope of exploitation of consumers' online activity going on in the areas ePrivacy seeks to regulate — which is now firmly baked into dominant digital business models — so trying to rule over all that after the fact of mainstream operational execution is a recipe for co-ordinated industry objection and frenzied lobbying.
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But Banks accused Members of Parliament (MPs) on the committee of being biased against those who wanted to leave the EU. "It is perfectly clear that the committee, which comprises only Remain-supporting MPs, is conducting a co-ordinated 'Witch Hunt' of Leave groups," he said in a letter to the committee's chair, posted on the Leave.
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But Banks accused Members of Parliament (MPs) on the committee of being biased against those who wanted to leave the EU. "It is perfectly clear that the committee, which comprises only Remain-supporting MPs, is conducting a co-ordinated 'Witch Hunt' of Leave groups," he said in a letter to the committee's chair, posted on the Leave.
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The context here is that France and Germany have suffered a spate of terrorist attacks over the past year, including a co-ordinated attack in Paris in November 2015 that killed 130; a July 2016 attack in Nice where a truck driver ploughed into crowds celebrating Bastille Day; and a stabbing in a church in Northern France that killed an elderly priest.
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The UK's Theresa May has announced a coordinated response, "This evening I have authorised British armed forces to conduct co-ordinated and targeted strikes to degrade the Syrian Regime's chemical weapons capability and deter their use... And while this action is specifically about deterring the Syrian Regime, it will also send a clear signal to anyone else who believes they can use chemical weapons with impunity."
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The oversight body concluded that Vote Leave broke UK electoral law by massively overspending via a joint working arrangement with another Brexit supporting campaign (BeLeave) — an arrangement via which an additional almost half a million pound's worth of targeted Facebook ads were co-ordinated by Vote Leave in the final days of the campaign when it had already reached its spending limit (Facebook finally released some of the 2016 Brexit campaign ads that had been microtargeted at UK voters via its platform to the committee, which published these ads last week.
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