A man went to great lengths to disguise himself as he marched down the street to attack his neighbor, with a hammer no less! The suspect, who was captured on camera leaving the scene of the crime, was later apprehended by authorities in Turkey's Istanbul.

A Caspian Airlines flight veered off the runway in Iran’s Isfahan during landing after one of the aircraft’s gears collapsed mid-touchdown. Five of the 110 passengers were slightly injured when they were forced to evacuate with emergency slides.

A hungry wolf foraging in the bitter cold in eastern Turkey’s Erzurum province, where evening temperatures reached -17 degrees Celsius, froze to death mid-search.

A stray dog attempted to take a chunk out of a man sweeping the ground in front of his shop in Turkey’s western Bursa province.

An Indian woman by the name of Srruthi Lekha, who is a UN employee (according to her Twitter bio), wanted to return two cartons of milk that had given her a stomachache after she had bought them from the supermarket chain Kaufland in Germany’s Magdeburg. After she went back to the store with her acquaintance to relay the matter, the store employee reimbursed them for their purchase. However, this did not satisfy Lekha and she argued that she should be compensated for her illness too. Following a...

A video circulating on social media purported to show provocateurs distributing weapons to protesters demonstrating against fuel hikes in Kazakhstan from a plateless car as the country spirals into chaos.

A waddle of African penguins, otherwise known as Jackass Penguins, gulped down several sardines, one after the other, as they enjoyed a spot of lunch at the Bursa Zoo in western Turkey.

A sneaky female thief followed a woman and her companion as they were walking down a street in Turkey’s populous city of Istanbul, quickly swiping her cell phone and even stopping the duo to ask them for directions in an audacious move.

A mock boxing match between a dog and a bus driver in the Turkish capital Ankara delighted social media users with its playful exchange.

A shameless thief made away with a donation box when he entered a shop selling an assortment of pastries in Turkey’s metropolis Istanbul on the pretext of buying juice. When the store clerk turned around to give the man his change, he swiftly swiped the money and left as calm as a cucumber.

A beggar pretending to have a disability as he dragged his feet on the ground in Turkey's southern Gaziantep province was caught red-handed by inspectors, and the fraudulent man suddenly regained control of his limbs and got up right as rain!

A suspected drug dealer dropped 56 grams of heroin he had wrapped in a face mask on the ground in hopes of evading arrest during a police inspection in Turkey’s Istanbul. The suspect was detained after he attempted to make a run for it and charged with “the sale and production of narcotics.”

Turkiye's first domestically produced car made its public debut Wednesday at CES 2022, the world's largest consumer electronics show being held in the U.S. city of Las Vegas. "We define ourselves as a technology company. That is why we are at CES, the gathering place for the latest technological innovations and firsts," Gurcan Karakas, the CEO of Turkiye’s Automobile Joint Venture Group (TOGG), the consortium that developed the car, said during a press conference at the event.

A color-changing BMW was showcased at the 2022 Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, however, it seems that this futuristic ride won’t be available anytime soon as the German automaker made sure to point out that it was an “advanced research and design project”— at least for the time being!

Balik Lake, in the eastern Agri city of Turkey, takes on a different beauty every season, dazzling visitors with picturesque view and its transparent appearance when frozen. The lake is located about 30 kilometres from Taslicay district at an altitude of 2,241 and is known as a "hidden paradise" by the local people with its nature, islands, fish and bird species. The lake welcomes many nature lovers and campers with its lush green surroundings and deep blue waters in spring and summer, and with ...

Kazakhs continued to gather to protest over rising liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) prices on Wednesday (Jan. 5), despite the government’s resignation.

Argentine authorities said fires have destroyed "between 80,000 and 90,000 hectares" of forest in the southern province of Chubut, as firefighters try to prevent the flames from entering Peninsula Valdes, a Patagonian nature reserve. Crews have said they have not seen a forest fire that has caused such a widescale level of destruction since the summer of 2002.

Iraqi security forces have thwarted two drone attacks on a military base which houses the U.S forces on Tuesday (Jan. 4) Two explosive-laden drones were shot down by Iraq's air defences as they approached the Ain al-Asad air base, said a source who spoke on condition of anonymity. No injuries or damage were reported. Iraqi authorities have yet to comment on the report.

Kazakh President Kassym-Jomart Tokayev declared a two-week state of emergency after protests against recent fuel hikes turned violent. The riot police were injured in clashes after thousands of people showed up to protest the increase in prices in Almaty Tuesday night.

Itamar Ben-Gvir of the Religious Zionist Party stormed the hospital where Palestinian detainee Hesham Abu Hawash is receiving treatment upon terminating his hunger strike after Israel agreed not to extend his detention next month. MK Ayman Odeh, chairman of the Joint List, later also entered the Assaf Harofeh Hospital, whereupon the two started engaging in a shouting match. "You are a terrorist, a terrorist, the Shin Bet should have eliminated Abu Hawash in a targeted assassination,” Ben-Gvir ...