Dolphins swam as if they were dancing in the deep blue sea of the Bosphorus, competing with the passing ships and mesmerizing onlookers in Turkey's metropolitan city of Istanbul.

Meet the famous "beggar feline" that demonstrates its stellar acting skills at the pet food aisle of a market in order to gobble down the best wet cat food Istanbul's Kadıköy district has to offer. The dramatic stray cat, named "Nokta," eats at least 10 meals a day by pretending to faint and faking a limp to make customers buy him food.

Russian bodybuilder and model Sergey Dmitrievich Boytsov performed his pre-jump ritual while bound to a plane speeding 200 km/h, mesmerizing netizens during his skydiving experience.

A police officer popped the question to his girlfriend underwater in Turkey's turquoise waters of Marmaris with the help of a scuba instructor holding up a card underwater that read: "Will you marry me? If your answer is 'yes' hug me, if 'no' turn off my oxygen tank."

Thousands of people gathered Sunday in Washington, D.C. for an annual event that offers a sampling of Turkish culture, food and music.

Fumio Kishida, the leader of Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), was elected prime minister in an extraordinary session of the House of Representatives on Monday.

Shocking footage shows the moment an explosion targeted a mosque in the Afghan capital on Sunday, leaving a “number of civilians dead,” according to the Taliban's spokesman. The blast struck a gathering near the entrance of Eidgah Mosque in Kabul, Zabihullah Mujahid tweeted.

Shoe polishers in Istanbul’s popular areas of Beyoğlu and Beşiktaş have recently been targeting tourists in a brand-new “brush heist.” Unsuspecting tourists get caught in the snare of shoe shiners when they pick up their expertly discarded brushes, only to get accosted by the tradesmen, who then insist on shining their shoes, supposedly for free. However, after the event itself, the shoe shiners go on to extorting money from the doe-eyed tourists. Fortunately, upon increasing complaints, the Tu...

Turkey has set free 222 goldfinches, which were discovered in cages in the bags of two Syrian nationals en-route to Syria at the Çobanbey Border Gate. Turkey fined the two Syrians approximately 216,00 Turkish liras ($24376).

The mothers of martyrs and women in need had the time of their lives during an event organized by the Turkish Red Cross within the scope of the International Day for Older Persons, which is celebrated every year on October 1.

Hungry university students unable to meet their basic needs following the negative impacts of the Covid-19 queued up for miles in France for food aid, waiting for hours to receive a 7-kg food box.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan dribbled the ball on the court as he indulged in a little game of basketball with ministers of the country’s parliament. Erdogan can be seen scoring a basket at the Presidential complex in footage shared by his top aide Ibrahim Kalın.

The UK's post-brexit troubles continue as a shortage of truck drivers has led to a disruption of the supply chain. Empty shelves in supermarkets, long lines at gas stations have thrown the British government in hot water as authorities struggle to manage the crisis.

More than 400 small dwarf statues and figures placed in different districts of the Polish city of Wroclaw, known as the "Venice of Poland," attract both domestic and foreign tourists.

Qataris cast their votes to elect members for the Shura Council on Saturday in the first legislative elections in the Gulf nation.

A stray dog dubbed "Boji" has become a local celebrity after using buses, subways, and ferries to travel across Turkey's metropolitan city of Istanbul. The adorable commuter is now being monitored with tracking devices.

Former Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili was detained following his return to the country after eight years, the country's prime minister announced on Friday.

A man rode a horse through a petrol station to mock with drivers waiting in long queues to fill their tanks amid the ongoing fuel crisis in the UK.

The streets of Marseille in southern France are filled with trash as garbage collectors went on strike, protesting the municipality's decision to increase working hours.

A famous American televangelist in Louisiana, Jesse Duplantis, unleashed a maelstrom of criticism after claiming that Jesus has not yet returned to Earth because people aren’t donating to churches generously enough. Three years ago, the Evangelical right-wing preacher had asked his followers to help buy him a new private jet.