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Who Was Yoo Ji-won? South Korean Running Influencer Tragically Dies Just Before Marathon Finish Line
Yoo Ji-won collapsed and died near the finish line during the Seoul Race half marathon on Sunday (Oct 11).
Zelensky Was Asked 'Is Trump Scapegoating You?' What He Replied
The question came after Trump said he found it easier to deal with Russian President Vladimir Putin than Zelensky as ties have soured with Kyiv.
Can't Wait For Tesla's 'Flying Car'? Here's What You Can Buy Right Now
Shares of Tesla climbed more than 3% after the electric vehicle maker unveiled its Roadster sports car that will go into production in two years.
A Russian Officer Helped Ukraine Kill 300 Soldiers, Then Escaped To Kyiv: Report
Lt. Lev Stupnikov used his position in the Russian army to share sensitive military information with Ukrainian intelligence. His role gave him access to troop movements, battle plans and feeds from reconnaissance drones and surveillance cameras.
Hundreds Of Flights Cancelled, Delayed In Italy Due To Data Network Failure
Air traffic authority ENAV said it introduced temporary restrictions on air traffic capacity after detecting anomalies overnight on the data transmission network supporting air traffic control services nationwide.
'Never Intended To Practice Law': Trump Press Secretary Says Failed Bar Exam
The 41-year-old graduated from Pepperdine University's law school in 2011, but obtaining a law degree does not automatically qualify someone to practice law.
Gautam Singhania To Attend NDTV World Summit 2026: All About Raymond Chairman
The NDTV World Summit 2026 will be held in New Delhi on October 22 and 23. This year's theme is "A World Between Orders".
China's 'Visit More Often' Reply To Trump Aide's 'No Proper Toilet' Jab
Beijing told the White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia on Friday to visit China "more often", after she said the country lacked "proper toilets" less than a week into her new post.
Opinion: Opinion | Slurs, Threats, Now A Temple Attack Plot: When Did America Become So Hostile Indians?
The rising tide of anti-India, anti-Hindu, and racist attacks serves as a stark reminder that economic prosperity does not automatically guarantee social immunity from bigotry.
'Anti-India Hate, Gun Laws': US Lawmaker Decodes Makeup Of Temple Kill Plot
Talking to NDTV, Krishnamoorthi said thousands of people were visiting the temple because it was the start of Navratri. He blamed the "anti-India, anti-Indian American, anti-South Asian hate" that is proliferating in the United States for Paporakis' alleged actions.
Missiles, Drones, 'Battle-Hardened Group': Houthis' Arsenal Against Saudi
The trigger for their return to hostilities, after a four-year truce, was a Saudi bombardment of the airport at Sanaa, Yemen's capital, in July.
"Don't Have Proper Toilets": Trump's New Press Secretary On Her Time In China
The press secretary, who previously lived in China, recalled in an interview that the perception in 2016 was that China would soon overtake the United States.
SpaceX Starshield Satellite: What Is It And Why Is It Crucial For Ukraine?
The Starlink system uses thousands of satellites in low Earth orbit to provide broadband connectivity to terminals on the ground.
All About Donald Tusk, Poland PM At NDTV World Summit 2026
Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, will be part of the NDTV World Summit 2026, which will be held in New Delhi on October 22 and 23.
Tesla Roadster Flew And Landed Safely: How High, How Far And What's The Cost?
The demonstration showed the Roadster briefly leaving the ground and landing, but Tesla has not established a sustained airborne range.
Who Is Mahrah Al Nahyan, UAE Royal Passed Out In UK After Cocaine Binge
Mahrah Al Nahyan was found unconscious on the street in June this year after a cocaine binge in west London, with an unattended three-year-old child playing barefoot close to traffic.
Opinion: Opinion: Ray-Ban's Billionaire Family Drama Is Hitting New Lows
EssilorLuxottica was already the stuff of Italian capitalist legend. Its creator Leonardo was put into an orphanage by his widowed mother because she could not afford to feed him. He went on to build the world's largest eyewear group, and effectively the modern optical industry.
Trump Says He Is Talking To Russia And China About Denuclearisation
Russia has the most stored nuclear warheads, followed by the United States and China, according to the Stockholm International Peace Research Institute.
Ukraine Out Of US-Made Patriot Interceptors Amid Increased Russian Attacks: Report
Zelensky has also complained that Ukraine in recent days was denied the usual Western intelligence on Russian ballistic missile strikes, and limits were placed on its use of US-made Starlink communication terminals-- both vital for the Ukrainian military's defence capabilities.
99-Year-Old UK Woman's Rs 9 Crore Fortune Taken By Nurse Who Called Her 'Nana'
A UK nurse has been struck off after a tribunal found that she exploited a 99-year-old woman to obtain money and property worth approximately Rs 9.6 crore, including her home and savings.
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Palestinians, US journalist attacked in West Bank pogrom: What we know
Israeli settlers attacked Palestinians harvesting olives and severely beat Washington Post photojournalist Heidi Levine.
Spain punished by FIFA for Islamophobic chants during Egypt friendly
Spain sanctioned by FIFA after incidents at Espanyol's stadium in Barcelona, which staged the friendly with Egypt.
India call up Bhuvneshwar for West Indies T20 finale with doubt over Singh
Bhuvneshwar Kumar added to India squad for fifth and final T20 of series with West Indies, as Arshdeep Singh a doubt.
Israeli settlers continue progrom amid olive harvest in occupied West Bank
At least two people, including Washington Post journalist, injured as settlers armed with clubs and guns attack.
How UN chief Antonio Guterres tests the limits of quiet diplomacy
Portugal's ex-PM seeks to resolve crises via patient negotiation, but success relies on leaders' willingness to act.
India police detain ‘Cockroach’ party founder ahead of protest
Indian police detained Cockroach Janta Party founder Abhijeet Dipke ahead of a protest.
Pro-Nazi chants before Hajduk Split-Ajax UEFA Europa League match slammed
Croatia's Hajduk Split hosted Ajax on Thursday, but chants for pre-World War II regime precede UEFA Europa League game.
Fuel tanker fire engulfs market in southern Nigeria
A fire tore through Oluku market in Benin City after a tanker overturned and exploded.
Pakistan orders school inspections following deadly roof collapse
Families demand justice for the 35 people killed; relatives say they had warned that the roof was leaking.
‘Trying to dominate’: In Cyprus, some fear Israel’s growing influence
Israel now reaches into Cyprus’s water, gas, health and defence and many Cypriots fear their island is losing control.
Why is China buying up gold?
Beijing’s gold purchases reflect a shift away from reliance on US dollar assets, experts say.
Malaysia’s welcome for Min Aung Hlaing undermines its stand on justice
As the US attacks the ICC, Kuala Lumpur welcomes a leader the court’s prosecutor wants arrested.
US in ‘denuclearisation’ talks with Russia and China: Trump
US and Russia each have more than 4,000 warheads. China set to catch up with them within five years, Trump says.
‘It was fake’: Indian villagers allege forgery behind Adani mine project
Forged signatures and thumbprints - even of dead and fictitious people - allegedly used to obtain land for bauxite mine.
Poland scrambles fighter jets as Russia strikes western Ukraine
Countries along NATO’s eastern flank growing increasingly concerned about the risk of escalation of the war in Ukraine.
India vs West Indies: Fifth T20 International – teams, start, lineups, Hope
India host West Indies in the final match of the tour on Saturday with an all-time classic T20 series level at 2-2.
Palestinian olive trees torched as settler pogroms escalate during harvest
It is Palestine’s olive harvest, but settlers have set their trees and vehicles on fire.
Trump rules out using a nuclear bomb on Iran: Why that matters
It is the first time the president has addressed nuclear weapons, but he didn't deny US could use 'mother of all bombs'.
UN warns nearly 1 million in Gaza face flood risks as winter approaches
The UN is warning that nearly one million displaced Palestinians face flooding risks as winter approaches.
India’s mass voter purge is hollowing out democracy
The SIR is disenfranchising marginalised communities and advancing the Hindu nationalist project.
China-North Korea border bridge may do little to spur trade, experts say
Sanctions and a North Korean leadership that prioritises security dim prospects for trade, analysts say.
Man Utd veering towards crisis as Man City cloud hangs over Premier League
Lisandro Martinez apologises for his criticism after on-field spotlight shifts to Manchester United from City.
Indian police launch New Delhi clampdown for Cockroach Party rally
Cockroach Janta Party standoff with government extended as youth-led movement calls protest over jailing of activists.
Asian Cup in Saudi Arabia still on, organisers say, but golf tour postponed
Asian Cup preparations continue for January, but Asian Tour delays golf's Saudi Invitational after Houthi attacks.
Norway wealth fund urged to ease nuclear arms ban after Gaza investment row
The review called for Norway's sovereign wealth fund to lift ethical risk limitations on its investments.