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Donald Trump on his Truth Social network defended the "very powerful" advertisement and accused the media of a "well coordinated attack" aimed at getting Ramaswamy, a former presidential hopeful, to stop running it.

President Volodymyr Zelenskiy said earlier on Thursday that Starlink speed had not been restored for Ukraine, adding that he hoped for talks with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in the coming days.

Non-essential staff had been working remotely since the headquarters in eastern Saudi Arabia was hit last week.

The country's longtime leader Aleksandar Vucic is facing the biggest threat to his hold on power.

US District Court Judge in Oakland found the government's effort is relying on data that is full of errors and that it's leading to intimidation of groups performing voter assistance efforts. She said it should be halted until polls close on Election Day.

The reported incident comes a day after an Indian national was killed in an attack on King Fahd International Airport in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. Another person was also killed, while two Indian nationals were injured.

PM Modi travelled to Israel in February on his second visit to the country in nine years. The India-Israel relationship was elevated to the level of strategic partnership during his first visit to Tel Aviv in July 2017.

The order from US Magistrate Judge Enjolique Lett came as the BBC's lawyers complained that Trump had delayed his appearance. Attorney Charles Tobin said that with two months left in the discovery period, "we still haven't been able to depose the plaintiff."

The Prime Minister said "dimagi Naxals" are dominating the Congress so much that it can't think for itself anymore.

German game creator Manuel Otto died at age 30 in an apparent suicide on a livestream, a spokesperson for the game announced.

Iranian state television reported the claims about the latest attacks on ships

A Virginia man has been charged and arrested for tying his wife to a chair to watch football without interruption.

NDTV World Summit 2026 Highlights: The 2026 edition of NDTV's flagship event begins, with PM Modi delivering the keynote address.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2026, asserted that the global order is changing, but international institutions such as the United Nations are struggling to keep pace.

The Prime Minister said India is today among the leading nations for digital innovation and startup ecosystems, and that it remains the world's fastest-growing major economy.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday said that the changing world order calls for stronger global institutions. The Prime Minister was speaking at the NDTV World Summit 2026 when he said that international cooperation is not just for good times.

The minister credited the Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement (CEPA), signed by India and UAE in February 2022, for boosting trade and strengthening economic ties.

The epicentre of the first earthquake was in Nagqu in northern Tibet, at a depth of around 10 km, according to CENC.

The External Affairs Minister said the challenges facing governments could not be explained simply by the actions of one country or one government.

"If you don't have the conviction to fight back against terrorism, don't think somebody else is going to do that job for you," the External Affairs Minister said.

The student movement aims to end Vucic's 14 years of rule at Sunday's vote, as he holds a rival rally across town.

Some countries in the region say it infringes on their rights.

Some of the core issues that drove Trump's US supporters and the MAGA movement are no longer Republican talking points.

How the Turkiye-Libya deal is reshaping the Mediterranean

Poll finds white evangelicals still outpace other demographic groups in supporting Trump, as he rallies right-wing base.

Health officials are investigating where Nigeria's first patient, confirmed this week, was infected.

For more than 50 years, a group of timekeepers has been quietly sneaking extra seconds onto the world's clocks.

Israeli court releases nine settler suspects over West Bank attacks as investigations into recent assaults continue.

NBA superstar LeBron James criticised by US President ⁠Donald ⁠Trump for disrespctful behaviour during national anthem.

The US has pushed back on the IRGC's claims, dismissing them as an attempt to increase oil prices ahead of US elections.

The EU has awarded the International Criminal Court its top human rights award.

Breast cancer patients in Gaza face delayed diagnoses, medicine shortages and limited access to scans and treatment.

Police say a 50-person mob in Durban killed a man amid a wave of anti-migrant marches.

England captain Brook hits 202 in record ODI time, but Sri Lanka hit a six to win by two wickets with one ball to spare.

A video of an Israeli soldier throwing a cat over a fence has gone viral online.

Albanian lawmakers have scuffled in parliament, throwing objects at one another and ripping microphones from desks.

FIFA to stage inaugural Women's Club World Cup, with 16 of football's top teams, in United States in 2028.

The Syrian Interior Ministry says five suspected fighters killed and six arrested outside of Damascus.

South Africa storm back to crush Australia by an innings in the second Test and level the series 1-1 with one to play.

Four Palestinians killed as Israeli military expands control across Gaza, displacing millions and destroying homes.

More than 70,000 people entered Ceuta irregularly from Morocco, triggering border security concerns in the EU bloc.

La Liga ⁠chief ⁠Javier Tebas compared Real Madrid's communication to Nazi propaganda and now faces a tribunal in Spain.

A 16-year-old Malaysian student attacked his teacher and fellow school pupils with an axe.

Young Serbians have built a system that poses a threat to President Aleksandar Vucic’s grip on power.

Two mothers warned family courts their children were in danger. Fault Lines investigates why warnings were ignored.