“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.

As the early morning sun shines across the East African country Kenya's vast northern Laikipia plateau, a group of women are roaming in the fields to kill an invasive colonial-era plant species that feeds on indigenous vegetation. The ornamental plant brought by the British colonialists to Kenya in the 1940s has been killing indigenous vegetation, especially grasses and bushes, thus creating food shortages for livestock and wild animals.

Ukrainian villagers, who had been under the siege of the Russian forces in the early days of the war, are attempting to reveal the scope of the attacks of the Russian army to the world with the videos they've recorded. The village of Kozarovichi, located 35 kilometers north of the Ukrainian capital city of Kyiv, was besieged both by air and by land in the first days of the war.

Afghan student is creating replica vehicles made entirely out of waste, including recycled plastic bottles and household garbage. Shakirullah, a 16-year-old student, has so far made replica vehicles of excavators, bulldozers, tractors, and some other kinds of vehicles in the country's Khost province.

The Russian Defense Ministry claimed on Wednesday that 959 Ukrainian servicemen surrendered at the Azovstal steel plant in the besieged city of Mariupol over the past day.

Some Ukrainian fighters from the Azov Battalion in the besieged Azovstal steel plant in the strategic port of Mariupol surrendered to Russian forces and were taken to Yelenovka by a convoy accompanied by helicopters and tanks on Tuesday.

Footage from Orikhiv city in Zaporizhzhia region of Ukraine on Tuesday shows destroyed grain stores as Russian attacks continue in the country. Many vehicles and equipment used at grain stores were heavily damaged by the attacks.

Recently innovated self-driving dining cars provide people easy access to food in Guangzhou city of China. Footage shows an autonomous dining car which was located in a garden of a university is preferred very often by those who want to save time and eat delicious food.

Ukrainian civilians in Lviv attend military training from Ukrainian and volunteer fighters to defend their cities against Russia. Participants receive close defense, weapon usage, war tactics and first aid training. Some volunteer warriors, who come from different occupations and never held a weapon before, can also receive advanced military training if they want to go to the frontline.

Footage shows a devastating sandstorm hitting the Iraqi capital Baghdad on Monday, turning the sky a burnt orange color and reducing visibility.

Ukrainians wait to board a train towards Zaporizhzhia at the Main train station in Lviv, Ukraine on Saturday. According to UNHCR reports more than 1.5 million Ukrainians have returned to their country since February 28 and as towns are liberated the numbers will continue to increase.

A group of Ukrainians gathered in the Belgian capital city of Brussels on Monday protested both the Russian attacks and the relations and commercial activities of European Union countries with Russia. The group gathered in front of the EU council building criticized EU countries importing gas and oil from Russia. Claiming that Russia is using gas and oil revenues to finance the war in Ukraine, the group said the Russian soldiers kill Ukrainians with European money.

After braving deadly Russian attacks and widespread devastation, the northern Ukrainian city of Chernihiv is slowly limping back to normal. People in Chernihiv, one of the old cities of Ukraine located on the banks of the Desna River close to the Belarusian border, are struggling to get past the war woes and resume their normal life.

The first flight to Turkey's new Rize-Artvin airport, which will be inaugurated by the Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Saturday, has landed. Turkish Airlines flight 2538, which took off from Istanbul at 8:30 a.m. local time (0530GMT) landed at the Rize-Artvin airport at 10.35 a.m. local time (0735GMT).

Israeli forces intervene in Palestinians carrying the coffin of slain Al-Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh out of the morgue of the Saint Joseph Hospital in East Jerusalem on May 13, 2022. Abu Akleh, 51, was shot in the head on May 11 by the Israeli army while covering a military raid in the West Bank city of Jenin. The Israeli forces did not allow the body to be carried on foot.

Sympathizers of the PKK terrorist organization attacked Turkey's Consulate General in Paris with firework-type explosives on Thursday, according to diplomatic sources.

One person was killed and over a dozen injured in an explosion in Pakistan's commercial capital Karachi on Thursday night, police and health officials said. An improvised explosive device (IED) which was planted in a motorbike went off on a crowded street in the city's downtown Saddar area, a senior police official told reporters.