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Think Tanks news — August 23, 2026

Publications tagged with Think Tanks published on August 23, 2026 (UTC). This is a fixed calendar-day archive.

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  1. WorldJudiciaryThink TanksMiddle East

    Nicaragua Approves Constitutional Reform to Disregard International Laws

    The National Assembly of Nicaragua has approved a constitutional reform that disregards international laws and resolutions, preventing them from having legal effect in the country. The reform, approved unanimously, was proposed by the government of Daniel Ortega and Rosario Murillo. It comes amidst international pressure, including a recent OAS resolution calling for an urgent meeting of foreign ministers to discuss Nicaragua's situation.
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    Palestinian Banks Freeze Gaza Residents' Accounts

    The Palestinian Authority's security apparatus has secretly agreed with Palestinian banks to expand the freeze on Gaza residents' bank accounts. This move comes in exchange for banks increasing their lending rates to the Palestinian Ministry of Finance. Over 50,000 accounts and electronic wallets have been affected. Clients report interrogations, investigations, and restrictions on their accounts, including those of released prisoners and martyrs' families.
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    UAE Ministry of Education Launches Specialised Training Week for 24,000 Educators

    The Ministry of Education in the UAE has launched its Specialised Training Week from 24th to 28th August 2026. This initiative aims to equip over 24,000 educators with cutting-edge methodologies and modern technologies to enhance the UAE's education ecosystem. The five-day event features over 80 targeted programmes and hybrid workshops, focusing on topics such as AI integration, inclusive education, and institutional excellence. Sarah Al Amiri, Minister of Education, emphasised the importance of continuous professional development in modernising the UAE's education system.
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    Judge Dismisses Portions of Ben & Jerry's Lawsuit Against Unilever

    A federal judge has dismissed several claims from Ben & Jerry's lawsuit against Unilever, including those related to internal operations and corporate control. The lawsuit accused Unilever of trying to silence Ben & Jerry's social activism, dismantle its board, and stop funding its foundation. The judge allowed two claims related to missed payments to proceed.
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