Turkish authorities detected and fined a man begging on the streets who was wrapped in bandages for his fake injuries in Turkey’s southern city of Adana.

Hundreds of Palestinians attended the funeral of Amjad al-Fayyed, 17, who was shot and killed during an Israeli raid in the northern city of Jenin in the occupied West Bank.

Footage shows the interesting moments an elderly woman seemed to be besotted by Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose face was painted on a street mural in the country, as she had a sudden urge to start kissing the painting.

A bus transporting students of the Konya Selçuk University overturned in Turkey’s central Anatolian city of Niğde, killing two people and wounding 42 others.

Far-right Hindu gangs attacked the imam of Kotwali Mosque in West Bengal as dozens of Muslims raced to the defend the site of worship.

A village headman in Turkey’s southern Hatay province caught a thief trying to steal a mosque’s copper-coated roof red-handed.

All hell broke loose when a 64-year-old woman went missing in the Turkish metropolis of Istanbul and was discovered in a pool of blood at a dental clinic as police and forensic teams removed her body and launched an investigation into her mysterious demise.

Russia said it destroyed weapons supplied to Ukraine by the US and European countries. High-precision long-range sea-based Kalibr missiles were used to strike in the country's northwestern Zhytomyr, according to a Russian Defense Ministry on Saturday, May 21.

Footage shows Russian troops advancing in the countryside of Yasynuvata city in the Donetsk region of Ukraine, on Saturday. While the conflicts between Russia and Ukraine are intensifying in the eastern regions of the country, the advance of the armored unit of the Russian army continues.

Ukrainian civilians take photos of a destroyed Russian military vehicle in the country's capital Kyiv on Saturday, May 21. Civilians pose for photos next to the damaged tank while some pose on top of the tank.

Several couples are seen lining up in Guangzhou to register their marriages on 520—the short version of May 20— which is celebrated in the country as a second Valentine's Day, since the number “520” sounds phonetically similar to “I Love You,” or “Wo Ai Ni” in Chinese.

Turkish forces “neutralized” five YPG/PKK terrorists in northern Syria, the National Defense Ministry said on Friday. The terrorists were targeted while planning an attack on the Turkish anti-terror Operation Peace Spring zone, the ministry said on Twitter.

Ukrainians are rebuilding another war-torn village with the hope to resume normal life amid the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war. Residents of the Ukrainian village of Kukhari in the Vyshhorod district of the Kyiv region, which was bombed by the Russian forces, said they would rebuild their village and hope the war would end soon.

The devastation wrought by Russian attacks on Donetsk Oblast was revealed as Ukrainians attempted to clean up the debris and rubble in the city of Bakhmut.

A benevolent citizen rescued a baby rabbit in the western Turkish city of Bursa and brought the newborn home, where it is seen drinking milk from a cat that had just given birth herself.

Footage reveals the moments former U.S. President George W. Bush called the invasion of Iraq "unjustified" before correcting himself to say he meant to refer to Russia's war on Ukraine.

“Wow, you’re a white guy. You’re like a normal guy like you speak English?” said a woman by the name of Jackie the moment she entered a Lyft car in Pennsylvania. The now-famous driver immediately told her to get out of the car for her racist comments, saying: “Nah, you can get out of the car, I canceled the ride. That’s inappropriate.”

An individual with a passion for drifting was fined 9,000 Turkish liras and their license was confiscated for two months after they were caught drifting on the streets of Turkey’s southern Antalya—with construction equipment, no less!

Turkey's fourth drilling ship arrived at its destination in the Tasucu Port in the southern province of Mersin on Thursday. The vessel, which started its journey from the Okpo Port in South Korea on March 7, will stay at the port in Mersin for about two months, preparing for its first drilling exercise in the Eastern Mediterranean sea.

After two years of low-scale action in the shadows of the COVID-19 pandemic, the annual Cannes Film Festival kicked off on Tuesday on the French Riviera “under normal conditions” with a promising selection of international cinema, influential fashion, and star-studded film royalty. Thierry Fremaux, the director of the festival, told BFMTV news he was delighted that the festival is back with no health restrictions that canceled the 2020 edition and forced organizers to dim down events in 2021.