Spanish police confirmed Friday that their probe into the sudden death last year of Mango clothing empire founder Isak Andic remains open following reports his...
Hamas intends to maintain security control in Gaza during an interim period, a senior Hamas official told Reuters, adding he could not commit to the group disarming - positions that reflect the difficulties facing US plans to secure an end to the war
Two people died and dozens were injured in a stampede at the state funeral of Kenya's revered opposition leader Raila Odinga on Friday as crowds rushed to see his coffin, Doctors Without Borders said.
The UK's Prince Andrew Friday renounced his title of Duke of York and other honours after being increasingly embroiled in scandals around his ties to US sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Over 300 Maoists surrendered in the past 24 hours, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Friday night at the NDTV World Summit 2025, highlighting his government's crackdown on domestic terror and separatist groups.
Indian solar manufacturers have begun recalibrating their supply chains to maintain access to the lucrative United States market and offset higher tariffs, according to executives.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky traded his usual military fatigues for a formal black suit as he met US President Donald Trump at the White House on Friday.
Former UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak revealed that "mithai" is the most important thing to him while referring to his visit to Delhi's Bengali Market at the NDTV World Summit 2025.
US President Donald Trump reiterated on Friday that India will stop purchasing crude oil from Russia as part of a pressure campaign on Moscow to end the war with Ukraine.
US President Donald Trump suggested Friday it would be premature to give Ukraine Tomahawk missiles, saying as he hosted Volodymyr Zelensky that he hoped to secure peace with Russia first.
Pakistan carried out strikes in a border province in Afghanistan late Friday, breaking a ceasefire that had brought two days of calm to the border, a senior Taliban official said
A judge on Friday ordered the release on bail of Hannibal Gaddafi, son of deposed Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi, after nearly a decade of pre-trial detention in Lebanon.
Former Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen has accused Thailand of broadcasting "ghost-like" sounds along a disputed border.
The government has succeeded in reducing the number of Maoist-hit districts, across the country, to just 11 from 125 a decade ago, underlined Prime Minister Narendra Modi at NDTV World Summit in Delhi.
John Bolton arrived at a federal courthouse on Friday to surrender to authorities on charges accusing the former Trump administration national security adviser, turned critic of the president, of mishandling classified information.
From a fragile five economy before 2014, India has emerged as one of the top five economies of the world, Prime Minister Narendra Modi has said, outlining the country's growth journey in 11 years.
NDTV Global World Summit 2025 LIVE Updates: The 2025 edition of the NDTV World Summit - NDTV's flagship event - began on Friday, with Prime Minister Narendra Modi delivering the keynote address.
Sri Lankan Prime Minister Harini Amarasuriya said today that India's "Neighbourhood First" policy is helping all the neighbouring countries.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at the NDTV World Summit this evening, slammed the Congress on multiple fronts
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday said that the era of a "silent India" in the face of terrorism is over, asserting that the country now gives a "befitting response" to those who threaten its security.
For the first time in two years, people in Gaza gathered at the centuries-old Sayed al-Hashim mosque in Gaza City.
We look at 16-year-olds who are set to be given the right to vote in the UK.
Authorities in Georgia have been clamping down on figures accused of trying to overthrow the government.
The son of imprisoned Palestinian political leader Marwan Barghouti says his family fears for their father’s life.
As calls for border crossings to reopen grow, Israeli attacks on Palestinians kill and wound several despite truce.
Madagascar coup leader Colonel Michael Randrianirina promised that the country is heading towards a transformation.
Madagascar’s Gen Z declared victory after the president fled, but will they have a say in the country’s future?
If bill is signed into law, Portugal would join several European countries which already have full or partial bans.
Netanyahu has been accused of exploiting the Gaza war for his own gains, and an end to it could cause him problems.
Will Putin be inspired by fellow ICC fugitive Netanyahu to take a more circuitous route to his destination?
Bolton, a former Trump adviser, appeared for an arraignment in a federal court, where he faces 18 criminal counts.
New findings reveal the Thiaroye massacre death toll was far higher than reported, with up to 400 victims.
Widespread regional anger over Israel's war on Gaza will likely prove a major obstacle to any further signatories.
UK court to hear challenge to the pro-Palestine group's ban under 'anti-terrorism' laws after government loses appeal.
Trucks loaded with humanitarian aid were seen moving through Gaza’s Khan Younis on Friday.
Fans of the Israeli football team Maccabi Tel Aviv have been barred from attending a Europa League game at Aston Villa.
Former US National Security Adviser John Bolton is facing charges for mishandling classified information.
Australia has spied an opportunity amid ongoing China-US rare earths dispute.
The US has suggested supplying Tomahawk weapons to Ukraine if Russia does not negotiate a ceasefire.
Hatred in India today is no longer private feeling but public pastime.
Analyst Maria Snegovaya says a ceasefire in Ukraine won't happen soon unless Russia faces tougher pressure from the West
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has said handing over the Ukrainian diver is not in the country's best interests.
Zohran Mamdani, the favourite in the race to be elected mayor of New York has faced off against rivals in a TV debate.
Protesters say the "July National Charter" doesn't address their concerns.
There have been at least six incidents of US strikes on boats in Venezuelan waters since the beginning of September.