Turkey's ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party will hold its sixth ordinary congress Saturday in the capital, Ankara.The party will change its bylaws in accordance with Turkey's new presidential system. The new bylaws will enable members of the presidential cabinet to take part in the Central Executive and Decision Board (MKYK), which has the power to form and dissolve the party's grassroots organizations.

Video shows a rehearsal of the 60th annual Chicago Air and Water Show on Saturday (August 17) in Chicago, Illinois.

An unidentified Palestinian was murdered by Israeli forces outside al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem. Following the incident, Israel shut down the gates of Noble Sanctuary preventing Palestinians from entering.

Uzbek President Shavkat Mirziyoyev and Tajik President Emomali Rahmon have signed the Strategic Partnership Agreement between two countries and adopted a joint statement, in Tashkent on Saturday.

Israeli police on Friday dispersed dozens of Palestinians protesting the closure of all the gates of Al-Aqsa Mosque in the Old City of Jerusalem after an attempted knife attack.Police prevented Palestinian protesters from gathering in front of Lion's Gate (Bab Al-Asbat) for Isha, or the night prayer.

A five-tank convoy was dispatched from Antakya to the border town of Yayladağı in Turkey's southern Hatay province where they're set to join units on the border with Syria.

Ecuadorean police has found over 500 kilos of drugs inside the bus involved on a deadly crash on Tuesday (August 14). Officials said they found 548 packages of marihuana (579 kilograms) on Thursday night.

Hundreds of Palestinians converge along the Gaza-Israel security fence on August 17, 2018 to take part in ongoing rallies against Israel's decades-long occupation.

Track and field star Usain Bolt was greeted by a fan frenzy on arrival to Sydney airport on Saturday (August 18) ahead of his trial at A-League side the Central Coast Mariners. Fans cheered, posed for selfies and kissed the Olympic champion who said he loved Australia and was happy to call the country home for now.

Local vendors display and sell sacrificial animals at a livestock market set up for the upcoming Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha (feast of sacrifice) on August 17, 2018 in Turkey's southeastern Gaziantep province.

The Iranian supreme leader Ayatollah Khamenei has said in a series of tweets that Iran will not negotiate with the current US administration, rejecting Trump's offer of unconditional talks.

The man said, 'It's really very spiritual, you cannot stop your tears. You can really ask anything from God because for pilgrims it is said that you are a guest of Allah.' Another woman responses to the interview by saying, 'I came here to perform Umrah in 2007 and this year God bestowed upon us the chance to be placed in the haj list in Tunisia. After 10 years of registering I'm finally here. It's usually first come first serve and 10 years later here I am with my husband, thank God.'

Messages of support and solidarity with Ankara against Washington's economic war continue to pour in from across the globe as citizens rush to convert their foreign currencies into the Turkish lira, especially in Pakistan, in the face of U.S. President Donald Trump's tariffs and sanctions against Turkish ministers under the pretext of Ankara's ongoing arrest of U.S. pastor Andrew Brunson.

Turkish Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu visited six Turkish soldiers injured in an attack by Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists in Turkey's Adıyaman.

Rain and floods have destroyed and damaged hundreds of houses in India. Cameras captured the terrifying moment a three- story building went downhill on Thursday.

Thirty crew members of two fishing vessels were rescued from waves up to three meters high in the East China Sea on Thursday before the Friday landing of Typhoon Rumbia. The two vessels, one stranded and the other with engine failure, were caught in strong winds and high waves brought by approaching Typhoon Rumbia Thursday morning. Four helicopters from the Chinese Ministry of Transport rescued them from the vessels and transferred them to safe locations.

A crashed 'Flixbus' can be seen lying in a ditch next to a motorway in northeastern Germany. The crash injured 16 passengers, some of whom are in critical condition.

Israeli police questioned Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday (August 17) over alleged dealings with the country's largest telecommunication company, Israel Radio said. Police arrived at Netanyahu's resident on Friday morning, where demonstrators had unfurled a large banner reading 'Crime Minister'.

A giant panda by the name of Ruahin gave birth to panda cubs on Tuesday (August 14) and Thursday (August 16) at Adventure World in central Japan. The first cub was confirmed to be a female weighing in at a mere 75 grams. The second however was stillborn.

Thirty crew members of two fishing vessels were rescued from waves up to three meters high in the East China Sea on Thursday before the Friday landing of Typhoon Rumbia.