APC Sweeps Ebonyi LG Chairmanship Seats
The APC won all 13 chairmanship seats in Ebonyi's local government election, including Osborn Umahi, son of Governor Dave Umahi.2 sourcesSee all sources
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Regulators news — August 23, 2026 - Page 3
Publications tagged with Regulators published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 3 of 8.
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Helicopter Evacuation After Moscow Traffic Accident
In Moscow, a person injured in a traffic accident was evacuated by helicopter to a specialized medical facility. The incident involved a collision of four vehicles, including taxis and a passenger car, on the inner side of the 42nd kilometer of the Moscow Ring Road. Three people were injured, with one person trapped in a cabin.3 sourcesSee all sourcesU.S. Accuses China of Using Mexico to Evade Tariffs; Mexico Denies Involvement
A White House report alleges a global 'shadow transshipment' network routing Chinese goods through countries like Mexico to avoid U.S. tariffs. Mexican labor leader Alejandro Martinez Ariza discusses potential impacts on American and Mexican workers. However, Mexican data from 2025 suggests otherwise, showing minimal increase in Chinese imports despite record exports to the U.S., particularly in machinery and computing sectors. Mexican officials attribute this growth to increased U.S. demand for technology linked to artificial intelligence.3 sourcesSee all sources
Government Urged to Lead Fuel Savings
Medical professionals and doctors have called on the government to take the lead in fuel savings. In a cabinet meeting, the president agreed, planning to reduce the use of government vehicles and devices, and decrease vehicle trips.8 sourcesSee all sources
Greece Moves Patriot Missiles to Crete Amid Iranian Threats
Greece has relocated its Patriot anti-aircraft missile system from Karpathos to Crete, aiming to protect the critical infrastructure of Souda Bay. This move comes in response to increased threats from Iran, which has ballistic missiles capable of reaching targets in southeastern Europe. The relocation began on August 23, 2026, and involves the transfer of the system, its equipment, and personnel. Greece is also considering providing air defense support to Bulgaria if requested.33 sourcesSee all sources
Netanyahu Warns of Global Drone Threat
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has warned about the global threat posed by drones, comparing their lethality to that of an F-35 fighter jet. He stated that if drones are used in swarms, armed, and operated by military forces, they can be extremely dangerous and difficult to detect. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel is at the forefront of addressing this issue but noted that it is a global problem. He has instructed the Israeli security forces and the IDF to target drones, their operators, and launch sites to counter this threat, particularly in the Gaza Strip.32 sourcesSee all sourcesUkrainian Forces Attack Cathedral in Gorlovka, Injuring Four
Ukrainian forces attacked the Holy Epiphany Cathedral in Gorlovka, Donetsk People's Republic (DPR), injuring four people. The attack occurred during a Sunday service, with those injured including clergy and volunteers who were assisting civilians. DPR head Denis Pushilin condemned the attack as a strike on a sanctuary and peaceful people.9 sourcesSee all sources
British Columbia Premier David Eby: 'You Can't Trust Trump'
British Columbia Premier David Eby has expressed skepticism about the reliability of the current U.S. administration led by Donald Trump. In a series of tweets, Eby stated that even if an agreement had been signed between Canada and the U.S., it would not have guaranteed long-term economic security for British Columbians and Canadians due to the lack of trust in Trump's administration.4 sourcesSee all sourcesSberbank Head in Krasnodar Detained by FSB
The head of Sberbank's branch in Krasnodar, Tatiana Sergienko, has been detained by FSB officers. She was taken to Rostov-on-Don for operational activities and has already given testimony. The reasons for her detention remain unknown, but this is not the only visit by law enforcement to Sberbank's branches in southern Russia.8 sourcesSee all sourcesRussian Forces Enter Orekhovo in Zaporozhye Region
Russian forces have entered Orekhovo in the Zaporozhye region, confirmed by Ukrainian military expert Konstantin Mashovets. About a week ago, several Russian reconnaissance and sabotage groups passed through Novodanilovka and reached the southeastern outskirts of Orekhovo. Small assault groups followed them. The Ukrainian Armed Forces may not have enough resources to defend this sector, allowing Russian units to gradually increase their presence.7 sourcesSee all sources
Shiv Sena (UBT) Protests to Save Mumbai's Open Grounds
Shiv Sena (UBT) leaders, including Arvind Sawant and Aaditya Thackeray, are leading a campaign called 'Maidan Bachao Tiranga Andolan' to protect Mumbai's open grounds and sports facilities from encroachment and construction. They argue that these grounds are crucial for the youth and children of Mumbai. The protest involves taking a pledge to support Thackeray's initiative to safeguard all open grounds in the city.6 sourcesSee all sources
Syria Expects Talks with Israel to Resume Soon
Syrian Foreign Minister Asaad Shibeani has stated that Syria expects to resume talks with Israel regarding a security agreement soon. Despite not currently trusting Israel, Damascus extends its hand towards diplomacy and urges Israel to seize this historic opportunity. The priority is to stop Israeli attacks on Syrian territory. Communications with Israel were cut off after its attack on Abu al-Thoor military airport on August 18, 2026.94 sourcesSee all sourcesFatah Distributes Governorates for Upcoming Elections
Fatah movement has begun preparations for the upcoming elections by distributing governorates among its Central Committee members. The distribution is as follows: Tubas for Zakaria Zaydib, Tulkarim for Musa Abu Zeid, Nablus for Ahmed Abu Holi, Qalqilya for Laila Ghanem, Salfit for Tawfiq Al-Tayrawi, Ramallah and Al-Bireh for Mohammad Shtayyeh, Jericho for Adnan Ghait, Jerusalem for Hussein Al-Sheikh, Bethlehem for Mohammad Al-Madani, Jenin for Dalal Salamah, and Hebron for Majed Faraj. Mahmoud Al-Aloul and Jibril Rajoub were excluded from the electoral districts.2 sourcesSee all sourcesNordic Nations Lose Trust in FIFA President Infantino
Six Nordic football associations (Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway, Sweden, and the Faroe Islands) have issued a joint statement expressing their loss of confidence in FIFA President Gianni Infantino. They have 'serious concerns' about FIFA's governance and decision-making processes, and support an independent review of Infantino's proposed FIFA Forward Enterprise. The associations also back calls for Infantino's resignation from UEFA, AFC, and CONCACAF.14 sourcesSee all sources48-Hour Lockdown and Fine Imposed on Beach Club in Paros
A beach club in Paros has been ordered to close for 48 hours and fined for violations, including 'lost' evidence. This is part of a broader crackdown on businesses in popular Greek tourist destinations such as Mykonos, Santorini, and Poros.3 sourcesSee all sources
Reputed Crime Boss Shot Dead in Israel
Yanis Yushvaev, a prominent figure with alleged organized-crime ties, was killed in a daylight shooting at a gas station in northern Israel. Police launched a helicopter-backed manhunt for the suspects.2 sourcesSee all sources
Anthony Dennis Transferred from Göztepe to Al Jazira
Göztepe has announced the transfer of midfielder Anthony Dennis to United Arab Emirates club Al-Jazira. The Turkish Super Lig team has reached an agreement with Al Jazira regarding the transfer of Dennis, who caught attention with his performance at Göztepe.7 sourcesSee all sourcesPolice Arrest Eight Suspects for Blocking Highway to Facilitate Illegal Racing
Police in Kulai have arrested eight suspects believed to be involved in blocking traffic on the Second Link Expressway to facilitate an illegal motorcycle race. The incident, which went viral on social media, showed two motorcycle riders racing from the Senai North Toll to the Johor Premium Outlet (JPO) toll. Police are investigating under Section 42(1) of the Road Transport Act 1987 and have identified one individual present at the scene. The suspects will be remanded tomorrow.9 sourcesSee all sourcesOsun Calls for Reconciliation After Election
Osun State Government urges reconciliation and warns against post-election violence, calling for peace and healing following the governorship election.2 sourcesSee all sources40 Prisoners Released in Ta'izz on Prophet's Birthday
The Joint Committee of the Presidency and the Public Prosecution in Ta'izz province has approved the release of 40 prisoners from various detention facilities on the occasion of the Prophet's Birthday. This decision was made in implementation of the directives of the leader of the revolution and the president of the Supreme Political Council.2 sourcesSee all sourcesMisinformation Surrounds 'Phantoms' Launch
Social media and news outlets are spreading false information about the 'Phantoms' already being on Ukrainian roads. Officials deny this, stating that their launch is imminent and will be announced officially.6 sourcesSee all sources
Atlético Madrid President Stands Firm on Álvarez
Enrique Cerezo, president of Atlético Madrid, criticized Barcelona's handling of the file to sign Julian Álvarez. He stressed that Atlético had no intention of selling Álvarez and considered Barcelona's behavior inappropriate. Meanwhile, journalist Gerard Romero reported that Barcelona is monitoring fans' reactions during matches to pressure Atlético into negotiating Álvarez's transfer.4 sourcesSee all sources
Iran's Ballistic Missile Capabilities Remain Strong
Major General Ali Abdollahi, Chief of Staff of Iran’s Armed Forces, visited an underground ballistic missile production facility, signaling Iran's continued capability despite recent claims. Iranian military sources confirm substantial pre-war munition stockpiles, increased production, and ongoing upgrades to improve missile accuracy and performance. Drones are described as having extended lifespans. However, there are shortages of trained missile operators, leading to recruitment efforts.3 sourcesSee all sources
Togo Speaks on Arrest of French Journalists
The Togolese government has spoken for the first time about the arrest of two French journalists in Togo. In a statement, it claims to have 'serious evidence' against them. The journalists were arrested on July 27 while shooting an episode of 'Les routes de l'impossible' for France 5.3 sourcesSee all sources
