A Turkish cargo plane carrying medical supplies lands at Manas International Airport in Bishkek on July 15, 2020.

Rescue workers recovered the bodies of three more irregular migrants from a lake in Turkey's eastern Van province after a boat carrying them sank late last month.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan laid flowers on the July 15 Martyrs' Monument at the Beştepe Presidential Complex in the capital Ankara on Friday to mark fourth anniversary of the 2016 defeated coup.

Belarusian police detained at least 250 people during protests after the authorities refused to register President Alexander Lukashenko's two main rivals as candidates in a presidential election, rights group Vesna 96 said on Wednesday.

Domestic and foreign visitors show great interest in the Hagia Sophia Mosque which was opened to worship by state council decision and President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Vans made their way through the U.S. capital on Tuesday (July 14) providing the residents of Washington with a window into Turkey's defeated July 15 coup attempt ahead of its fourth anniversary tomorrow.

Even though Greece has criticized Turkey for reopening Istanbul's historic Hagia Sophia as a mosque, the situation of Ottoman-era monuments in Greece tells a different story, with most of them neglected, ruined, or used for purposes, which completely disregard their history.

Thousands of people on July 14 staged a demonstration in Baku to protest attacks of Armenian armed forces on Azerbaijani troops and illegal occupation of Nagorno-Karabakh.

Azerbaijanis gathered early Wednesday in front of the National Assembly building in the capital demanding that they be mobilized amid clashes with Armenian forces on the frontier.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan gave a historic speech outlining the history of the ancient monument Hagia Sophia, which is to reopen as a place of Muslim worship on July 24 for the first Friday prayers.

A terrorist explosive hit a joint patrol of Turkish and Russian troops in northwestern Syria on Tuesday morning, damaging armored vehicles and injuring three Russian soldiers, the Russian Defence Ministry said.

Turkish citizen Burhan Reşit , who has collected a total of 4, 300 hammers from around the world across 27 years, held his first exhibition in the Şile district of Turkey's metropolitan Istanbul. (Courtesy: İHA)

A Turkish motorcyclist was spotted pushing a car with his foot on Tuesday while another man sat on the car trunk on a highway in Turkey's metropolitan Istanbul.

A Turkish citizen who has been lowering the natural gas index 'for certain individuals' by breaking the seal of meters was arrested on Tuesday by police in Turkey's western province Izmir. He reportedly even advertises his services on social media.

Surveillance shows how an unexpected visitor, a cow, casually wandered into a police station in Australia's northern Queensland, giving the officers a pleasant surprise.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu meets with Maltese European and Foreign Affairs Minister Evarist Bartolo on July 14, 2020 in Ankara, Turkey.

A ceremony was held in Iraq's northern city of Kirkuk on July 13, 2020 to commemorate the 1959 massacre of hundreds of Turkmen by members of the Kurdish Communist Party. Representatives of the Iraqi Turkmen Front, local officials, and witnesses of the massacre attended the commemoration ceremony held at the Martyrs' Cemetery in the city center.

As temperature hit 50 degrees centigrade or about 122 degrees Fahrenheit in Iraqi capital, people flocked to the Tigris River to cool down and cope with the heat wave.

A human-like robot designed to look and act like a female clerk has started providing services to the public at a government office in Siberia. The humanoid, with long blond hair and brown eyes, is serving customers in Perm, a city 1,100 km (680 miles) east of Moscow. So far it only helps with issuing certificates to testify that people have a clean criminal record and no record of drug use, documents required in Russia to complete various legal transactions.

As many as 33 suspects allegedly linked to the PKK/KCK terror group were held in southeastern Gaziantep province of Turkey on July 14, 2020.