The things people will do for their fifteen minutes of fame have reached new lows as this man in Turkey’s populous city of Istanbul propelled half his body out of the car’s window to take a video of the car of an acquaintance, putting both himself and other commuters at risk.

After going on a hunger strike for 131 days, Palestinian prisoner Kayed Al Fasfous finally walked free from an Israeli hospital, where he had been in detention ever since reaching a deal for his release from an Israeli prison after having served five years without charge or trial. Footage shows the heartwarming moments Al Fasfous and his daughter embraced as he returns to his hometown of Dura.

Footage shows the hilarious moment a father has a very serious conversation with his precious little girl about future suitors. The father wants his daughter to repeat after him by saying: "I promise, Daddy, I will not have a boyfriend," but her reaction is very loud and clear as she gives him a big fat "NO!"

A graduation ceremony for 500 Quran memorizers, or hafiz, was held in the Turkish city of Amasya, where graduates listened to recitations of the holy Muslim book before receiving their certificates and thanking their teachers for their help and guidance.

Footage shows the scary afteramth of a magnitude 4.9 earthquake that struck Turkey’s eastern Van province early Monday. The quake struck Tusba district at 00.46 a.m. local time (2146GMT), according to the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD).

Two security guards were wounded when thieves crashed their truck into the gates that were shut tight to prevent their escape in Turkey’s Istanbul.

Extraordinary footage shows the moment passengers were forced to push a plane off the runway in Nepal after the aircraft’s tire was punctured at Bajura Airport in Kolti.

A female tourist who came to Istanbul for a visit flagged down a taxi to go to the famous Taksim Square and was nearly crushed by an oncoming bus after she was pushed by the driver for allegedly not paying her cab fare.

A military cop in the Brazilian city of Sao Paulo brazenly handcuffed and dragged an 18-year-old drug trafficking suspect behind his motorcycle. Brazilians compared the footage to the “era of slavery,” as authorities condemned the cop’s inhumane actions.

Occupant Israeli forces killed a Palestinian in the middle of the street near the Damascus Gate in the Old City of East Jerusalem for an “alleged stabbing attack.” According to the Palestinian Red Cross, Israeli forces would not allow medics to treat the wounded, as three more Palestinians were injured in the kerfuffle with Israeli police.

Mt. Semeru, the highest and most active volcano on Indonesia’s Java island, belched out thick clouds of smoke and ash on Saturday, sparking panic among residents. No casualties or damages were reported by the disaster mitigation agency of East Java.

Dutch police on Friday detained dozens of supporters of the PKK terror group in the Hague. In a statement, the police said that a large group, who demanded action against Turkey, tried to storm the building of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW) at noon.

At least 10 people with suspected links to terrorist group Daesh were apprehended in Turkey, security sources said on Saturday. As part of the investigation, police teams carried out simultaneous operations at 13 locations in seven different Istanbul districts and nabbed the suspects.

Turkey's domestically-developed Hürkuş training aircraft put on a spectacular air show over the skies of Azerbaijan's capital Baku.

At least two people were killed and hundreds of residents evacuated from their homes after heavy rainfall triggered flash floods in the Australian state of Queensland, according to reports.

This cruel and crazy thief first decided to check if the dog he was about to steal was violent in any way, then proceeded to chucking it over the wall in an outrageous act of animal cruelty in Turkey’s central Kayseri province.

A TikToker (mindfultraveller) with over 40,000 followers revealed the bias and prejudice of Apple's voice assistant, Siri, against Palestine by just asking a simple question. After giving the right answer for the time in Israel, Siri failed to reply when asked about the time in Palestine. "I have no idea what time it is there. Sorry about that," Siri can be heard saying in the viral video.

Turkey has successfully test-fired its domestically produced sea cannon, a 76 mm naval ammunition, in the country's central Konya province.

Archaeologists have discovered at the ancient Roman site of Herculaneum a 2000-year-old male skeleton who was probably trying to flee the eruption of Mount Vesuvius as his flesh disintegrated in the heat. “It’s helped enormously to understand both the last moments of the site, but also the 100 years running up to it,” said Professor Andrew Wallace-Hadrill of Cambridge University.

A group of angry protestors set fire to a municipal building to pressure the local government into addressing the lack of services and poor infrastructure works in a violent demonstration in the Mexican city of Calcahualco, according to local media.