The Kurdistan Workers' Paty (PKK) terror group on Tuesday carried out a rocket attack on a television station building in Iraq's Duhok. "We condemn this terrorist attack. The PKK must leave. The PKK should know that media centers are an indicator of civilization. These attacks and threats will not put pressure on anyone," said the Duhok Radio and Television Media Group.

The last images of endangered Anatolian leopard have just been released by Turkish Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry. The images were captured by camera trap last year and shows the leopard moving in its natural habitat in Turkey. It was last seen in 1974. The ministry did not share exact location of their natural living environment for protection reasons.

Footage shows a fifth-generation flying car, XPENG X2, which is equipped with an intelligent flight control system and autonomous flight capability, on display in Guangzhou. The flying car was produced by the Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer, Guangzhou Xiaopeng Motors Technology, commonly known as XPeng. The X2 is a two-seater eVTOL (electric vertical take-off and landing) flying car.

A clip was released showing men donning the uniforms of Ukrainian soldiers singing and dancing to a song lauding Turkey’s globally renowned Bayraktar drones, which have helped Kyiv clinch victories against Russia in the war raging across Ukraine.

Australian cricket Pat Cummins was posing for the camera with his teammates after they beat rivals England when he realized one of his players—Usman Khawaja—was missing. Khawaja, the first Muslim test cricketer to play for Australia, had stepped away to avoid getting sprayed with champagne, which goes against his religious beliefs, so Cummins asked his teammates to put away the bottles and beckoned him over to join in on the celebrations.

A dealer jumped out of a window with a bundle of drugs when he heard officers of Istanbul’s Police Department coming in as they were conducting a narcotics operation in the Turkish metropolis.

Anti-government protesters in the Armenian capital blocked the entrances to the Foreign Ministry in Yerevan's France Square, as opposition members called on Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to step down after Azerbaijan's victory in the Karabakh region and the following negotiations.

Turkey has sent 272 irregular Afghan migrants back to the Middle Eastern state on two charter flights from the eastern province of Erzurum after they illegally entered the country.

Footage released by Russia's Defense Ministry purports to show Russian forces shooting down a Ukrainian MiG-29 fighter jet and five drones on Monday night. Addressing a conference in Moscow, spokesman Igor Konashenkov said air defense systems also intercepted four missiles fired from the Smerch multiple rocket launcher.

The Russian defense ministry released a video that shows soldiers searching mine in the fully captured Mariupol. There was also controlled mine detonation work in the area. Russia claims to have taken full control of Mariupol after the last group of Ukrainian soldiers surrendered.

Despite the recent decision of the Israeli court, Palestinians living in the Masafer Yatta region of the occupied West Bank are determined to resist the threat of deportation by Israeli forces and not leave. On May 5, the court ended a legal dispute between the Israeli state, which designated the territory in the South Hebron Hills a firing zone in 1981, and the Palestinians who lived there for decades.

Canada marks on Monday the first anniversary of the finding of unmarked graves at a former Indian Residential School site. People gathered at the Kamloops Indian Residential School located in Kamloops, British Columbia, and held a commemoration ceremony for the school victims.

Fresh footage has emerged of an armed assault between two groups in Istanbul’s historic Beyazit neighborhood, where five people were wounded, including a police officer.

A huge fire broke out in a factory owned by the Austrian company Austrotherm in Bihac, Bosnia and Herzegovina, on Tuesday. The fire, which broke out in the factory where petroleum-derived materials are produced, grew in a short time and covered the sky with a huge black smoke cloud.

Many guests including foreign diplomats and press members got a taste of Turkish cuisine in New York on Monday. They were offered meals—such as dolma (stuffed vine leaves) prepared by famous Turkish chef Ismet Saz. The event also featured folk dances by the Izmir Dance Art Group.

Dozens of supporters of Pakistan’s former Prime Minister Imran Khan were detained, as Fawad Chaudhry, a spokesman for Khan's Tehreek-e-Insaf party, announced that an operation had been launched shortly after midnight on Monday.

War-torn Syrians who took refuge in Turkey under the status of “temporary protection are voluntarily returning to their country. So far, over half a million Syrians have returned home after Turkey’s military operations in the Middle Eastern country.

Two people were killed and 120 more injured after a gas cylinder exploded at a restaurant in the United Arab Emirates’ capital, Abu Dhabi, on Monday.

A tornado left a path of destruction in its wake, killing at least two people and inuring 44 more in Michigan’s Gaylord city.

Turkish security forces destroyed 10 shelters used by terrorists in a military operation in the country’s eastern Tunceli province.