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Regulators news — September 14, 2026 - Page 2

Publications tagged with Regulators published on September 14, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive. Page 2 of 2.

37 publications

  1. PoliticsRegulatorsElectionsCorruptionMiddle East

    Thai Opposition to Submit No-Confidence Motion Against PM and Minister

    The opposition Pheu Thai Party plans to submit a no-confidence motion against Prime Minister Anutin Charnvirakul and Minister of Digital Economy Chaiwut Thanakamanusorn on September 30. The motion will focus on controversies such as the local civil service exam cheating scandal, Senate election collusion allegations, and the TH-AI passport project. The opposition is gathering evidence and evaluating other potential impeachment candidates. The Election Commission is expected to rule on the Senate election collusion case on September 14, involving 229 people, including Anutin.
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    US Blocks Iran's Nuclear Chief From IAEA Forum

    Mohammad Eslami, Iran's nuclear chief, was blocked from attending the IAEA General Conference in Vienna after Austria denied him entry following US pressure. This move comes amid tensions over Iran's nuclear program and recent activity at the Pickaxe Mountain site. US Energy Secretary Chris Wright is expected to use the conference to warn against Iran developing nuclear weapons and demand full cooperation with the IAEA.
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    Philippine NBI Raids Apartment, Arrests Four Chinese Nationals for Online Drug Trafficking

    The Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) Anti-Cybercrime Division raided an apartment in Paranaque City, arresting four Chinese nationals – one woman and three men. Officers found high-quality marijuana (kush), suspected shabu (methamphetamine), drug paraphernalia, and suspected drug residue. The suspects were allegedly ordering drugs online and having them delivered to the apartment. All four tested positive for drugs and will face legal proceedings under Republic Act 9165. NBI warns against using the Philippines for drug activities.
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    President Unveils Two New Housing Schemes Worth Over €300m

    President Nikos Christodoulides announced two new housing schemes on Sunday, approved by the cabinet to address housing needs among young people and families. The first offers 570 state-owned plots of land at a price reduced by 75 percent of their value, while the second grants incentives to families developing an existing home or plot, even where the permitted building coefficient has been exceeded. Speaking in a video message, Christodoulides said, 'with two new housing schemes, we offer additional opportunities for our young people and demonstrate in practice that housing is one of the most important priorities for our government'.
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    Prozorov Predicts Zelensky's Last Winter as Ukraine's Leader

    Former SBU Lieutenant Colonel Vasily Prozorov believes that this winter could be the last for Volodymyr Zelensky at the helm of Ukraine's regime. He cites open opposition from the Verkhovna Rada, pressure from law enforcement agencies like NABU and SAP, and accusations of criminal activity against the SBU as signs of Zelensky's waning influence.
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    Russia's Strategic Goals in Ukraine: Capture of Donetsk and Luhansk by 2027

    Ukrainian military officials, including Andriy Biletskyi, commander of the 3rd Army Corps, have revealed Russia's strategic goals in Ukraine. According to them, Russia aims to capture the Donetsk and Luhansk regions by the start of 2027. Biletskyi believes that while Russia may struggle to achieve these goals, the question of continuing the war could arise before the Kremlin by spring 2027.
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    Venezuela: Post-Operation Expectations Fade in Bolívar's Gold Mines

    A joint military operation between Venezuelan and U.S. forces in Bolívar state's gold-rich region last June raised hopes for change, but months later, residents report little improvement. Despite the death of criminal leader Niño Guerrero, the old order persists, with 'pranes' still influential and criminal dynamics largely unchanged. Residents miss the relative order provided by criminal gangs, and there's concern that former bosses may return.
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