
Arteta Calls Brighton Loss a Lesson as Arsenal's Perfect Start Ends
Mikel Arteta says Arsenal's 3-0 defeat at Brighton is a big lesson, after the club's unbeaten Premier League run came to an end.
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Mikel Arteta says Arsenal's 3-0 defeat at Brighton is a big lesson, after the club's unbeaten Premier League run came to an end.

Bengali outlets report that Salman Khan and Hania Aamir defended Katrina Kaif after she faced trolling over her appearance following motherhood.

A 58-year-old man was wounded with a knife at the Molosiglio gardens in Naples after intervening in a dispute; a 19-year-old has been arrested.

Several publications released their daily horoscope columns for Sunday, September 20, 2026, each covering all twelve zodiac signs.

Sky News Arabia reports researchers have found the brain is not one organ, a result the outlet describes as a scientific surprise.

A Les Numériques writer says he rarely unfolded Samsung's Galaxy Z Fold 8 during a month of testing.

A new FairPrice supermart in Pasir Ris stays open around the clock and offers shoppers a traditional wet market experience, The Straits Times reports.

A consultant with IGNITE Social Enterprise says young Ghanaian founders should focus on building ventures that last, according to Graphic Online.

Daily Nation says Kenya's youth remain at the centre of the country's HIV epidemic, even as AIDS-related deaths fall sharply.

Pascal Groß has announced his retirement from the German national team, Sky.de reports, following Brighton's win over Arsenal.

Corriere.it reports that Italian true crime communities on Telegram are drawing in fragile teenagers and pushing some toward violent acts.

TopAuto.co.za reports that the leader of South Africa's largest automotive group takes home R87,000 per day.

Indonesia coach John Herdman has trimmed his FIFA ASEAN Cup squad to 23 players, leaving 14 out, according to CNN Indonesia.

Heads of state return to the United Nations this week with wars in the Middle East and Ukraine dominating the agenda, Reuters reports.

The Bank of Ghana absorbed GH¢21.41 billion in one week through short-term bills, according to modernghana.com.

Dodgers star Shohei Ohtani, on the injured list, ran the bases and hit indoors, with manager Dave Roberts suggesting a return as soon as the next series.

Officials in British Columbia's Interior are warning residents after a skunk tested positive for rabies, according to globalnews.ca.

The organization now leaves blood transfusion decisions to individual members, though it still bars whole-blood transfusions.

Cadena SER reports that underage migrants in Ceuta shelters describe insults and rape threats, as prosecutors investigate alleged abuse.

BBC reports that newly emerging deadly drugs are making Scotland's efforts to combat addiction more difficult.

The Irish Sun reports Christy Kinahan has been told to leave Dubai after his visa was revoked, with a €5m bounty linked to the case.

The Guardian reports a mass mortality event driven by a South Australian algal bloom has devastated sea dragon populations.

CNBC reports ticket prices for Macklemore's solo concert rose after he was removed from Ed Sheeran's tour amid a Palestinian controversy.

Spain's government says it trusts Morocco to honor its commitments to Europe as thousands of migrants remain in the Spanish enclave of Ceuta.
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