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News » Premier League news » Arsenal newsSeptember 3, 2026 20:26 GMT (UK), by Sri Aswin View Arsenal transfer targets Arsenal wanted to sign Martinez Arsenal made a late approach to sign Inter Milan captain Lautaro Martinez before the transfer deadline, according to The Daily Mail. The Gunners signed just one forward in Christos Tzolis this summer, but they also had plans to bring in a marquee attacking player.Morgan Rogers was the initial target, but he ultimately joined the Blues. Real Madrid’s Vinicius Junior emerged as a lucrative option soon after, but the Gunners could not convince him to leave Los Blancos.Atletico Madrid’s Julian…

This action is strengthening the military capabilities of the warring parties and enabling increasingly sophisticated military operations with devastating consequences for civilians, according to the report by the UN Independent International Fact-Finding Mission for the Sudan.The report documented the involvement of transnational entities operating in several countries in recruiting, training, and deploying foreign personnel to support the RSF, as well as facilitating the transfer of weapons, ammunition, and military technology, and providing logistical support.It also concluded that there are reasonable grounds to believe that the SAF used foreign-supplied drones in operations that harmed civilians and civilian objects.Civilians bearing the bruntThe…

In the 1960s NASA began developing a system of reusable space shuttles to make its work more efficient and to reduce costs. The shuttles could launch like rockets, maneuver in Earth’s orbit, and land like airplanes. They also could carry large satellites to and from orbit.Like other types of transportation, machinery eventually breaks down, and parts need to be replaced or fixed. And the cargo being carried to and from Earth has to be moved to its final destination. To complete such tasks, Spar Aerospace (now part of MDA Space) of Brampton, Ont., Canada, and the National Research Council in…

FairMoney has surpassed 30 million registered users in Nigeria. NewsOnline Nigeria reports that FairMoney Microfinance Bank has surpassed 30 million registered users in Nigeria, marking a significant milestone in the digital financial institution’s expansion across the country. The Central Bank of Nigeria-licensed microfinance bank announced the milestone on Thursday, September 3, 2026, saying it reflected the growing adoption of technology-enabled financial services among Nigerian individuals and businesses.  FairMoney provides access to digital banking services, including savings, money transfers, bill payments, cards, credit and asset financing through its technology platform. The bank said reaching more than 30 million registered users demonstrated how technology could help…

By Aduragbemi Omiyale Foremost financial market conglomerate Anchoria Capital Group has posited that private capital, deeper capital markets, stronger institutions and policy consistency will play crucial roles in determining Nigeria’s next growth phase. At the Anchoria Investor Forum 2026, tagged The Quorum, it was disclosed that the nation was entering the early stage of a new investment cycle and transitioning from macroeconomic adjustment to a more selective, fundamentals-driven growth phase. For the past three years, President Bola Tinubu’s administration has introduced economic reforms that have negatively affected citizens. The economy has had to battle with weak household purchasing power, elevated…

US President Donald Trump’s White House on Thursday unveiled a website featuring classic arcade games — but with a “MAGA” twist, in which players can deport migrants and build a border wall. Rights groups swiftly criticized the release of the online games, which comes as the Trump administration steps up its mass arrest and deportation program for undocumented migrants. One game called Rio Run — an updated version of the game Snake — features a digital version of US border czar Tom Homan chasing migrants with different skin colors next to the Rio Grande river on the Mexican border. Another…

Zamfara State Governor, Dauda Lawal, won the Daily Times’ Outstanding Governor Award from the North–West at its centenary anniversary held in Abuja. The governor received the award today at the DTN@100 Times Heroes Awards, organised by Nigeria’s oldest newspaper, to mark its 100th anniversary. Governor Lawal was honoured based on his “leadership, public service and contribution to national development.” The award was part of activities marking the centenary of the newspaper, which began publication in 1926 and has chronicled Nigeria’s political, economic, social and cultural development over the past century. Chairman of the DTN@100 Heroes Awards Council, Bolaji Okusaga, said…

The NBA has handed the LA Clippers one of the most severe punishments in league history after an investigation found the organization violated salary cap circumvention rules involving Kawhi Leonard. The Clippers must forfeit five first-round draft picks, one each in the 2029, 2030, 2031, 2032, and 2033 NBA Drafts, and pay a $30 million fine. The NBA’s independent investigation found that the Clippers helped create off-court income opportunities for Leonard through four companies doing business with the team: Aspiration Partners, Boingo Wireless, Daktronics, and Lockton Insurance. The league said the organization facilitated endorsement agreements, offered business to the companies…

She found a picture of her brother, Uqba, among the “Caesar photos”, a cache of images smuggled out of Syria in 2013 documenting the deaths of thousands in government custody. That discovery, she said, is what pushed her to act.“I took it upon myself to seek the truth for all the victims who do not know the fate of their loved ones,” said Ms. Al-Mashaan, who serves with Syria’s National Commission for Transitional Justice.That drive has made her one of the country’s leading voices in the search for truth on Syria’s missing persons file.She was among those at UN Headquarters…

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