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Dozens of yellow-headed Juniper birds mysteriously died after nose-diving into the ground in northern Mexico. The cause of the birds’ behavior is yet to be determined.
Dozens of yellow-headed Juniper birds mysteriously died after nose-diving into the ground in northern Mexico. The cause of the birds’ behavior is yet to be determined.
A man trying to fill up his bottles with water was so angry when he discovered the valve had been turned off that he decided to steal the faucet in his petty act of revenge in Turkey’s Antalya.
Kyiv has demanded an apology from Slovakian lawmakers after an MP, infuriated by the upside-down unfurling of the Slovakian flag, poured water over Ukraine’s national flag on Tuesday during a parliamentary session discussing a new defense deal with the U.S.
Protests that started in Karnataka denouncing India’s hijab ban after several Muslim students were expelled from class for wearing headscarves have now spread to capital New Delhi as demonstrators carried banners reading “Hijab is not oppression” and “It’s not just a piece of cloth.”
72-year-old Emirzade Yalamacilar knitted socks for Turkish soldiers doing their patriotic duty in freezing temperatures in the northeastern city of Kars. Footage shows the moment the grateful soldiers received their hand-knitted feet-warmers.
A man who was robbed of his money and cell phone in the Istanbul district of Besiktas was stabbed when he attempted to chase the perpetrators. Holding on tightly to the thief’s leg, he prevented him from escaping and teams were able to arrest the suspect in time.
A building being demolished in the Saudi Arabian city of Jeddah collapsed right over the construction equipment tearing it down!
A little boy, approximately eight years old, was captured on camera being carted around the streets of Istanbul in the back of an open car trunk in mouth-gaping footage.
A heartwarming show put on by Syrian students at the Kafr Haya School in Idlib’s Ariha portraying “Turkey’s greatness” garnered special attention on social media as the kids exhibited how Turkey welcomed Syrians with open arms, despite the rest of the world turning its back on them.
Turkish gendarmerie teams caught 130 irregular Afghan migrants hiding in a truck bed after they stopped the vehicle in the eastern border city of Van. The truck driver was detained, and the migrants were handed over to relevant authorities for processing.
A brave woman donning a hijab stood her ground against a group of male students wanting to expel her from college in the wake of a headscarf ban which saw six Muslims being thrown out of class by a teacher for wearing the Islamic covering.
Strong gusts pounded the historical city of Istanbul on Tuesday as the windstorm uprooted a massive tree that was buried in the concrete before it collapsed on a luxury automobile in the city’s Maltepe district.
Hundreds of Muslims took to the streets on Tuesday to protest a headscarf ban that saw a teacher expelling six female students from class in the Udupi district of India's Karnataka state last month. A top Karnataka court began hearing a petition that challenged the ban, however, the court was adjourned before a ruling was declared on the same day.
Following reports that Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and First Lady Emine Erdogan had contracted the new coronavirus variant Omicron, Muslims across the world have been praying for the couple. In the latest such event, Muslims from Somalia sacrificed an animal and prayed for their speedy recovery.
A terrifying fireball lit up the Abu Dhabi skyline just after midnight early Wednesday as authorities blamed the event on a gas cylinder explosion.
A kind-hearted man carried an injured deer he found at the edge of a lake in Turkey’s Bartin province all the way home like a baby where he patched up the animal’s wounded leg while he waited for rescue teams.
Hundreds gathered in the Moroccan village of Ighran to mourn five-year-old Rayan Oram, who died after being trapped in a well for several days despite wide-scale efforts to save the boy.
A 61-year-old woman, Nursel Alkaya, from Turkey’s Kahramanmaraş province took in a blind and disabled premature calf, looking after it as she would a baby, wrapping it in a diaper and feeding it with a bottle in heartwarming footage.
Footage shows the eerie moments Ukrainian civilians train with wooden toy guns for a possible war with Russia as fears of a possible invasion grow. Furthermore, city schools are preparing for bomb scares and air raids, as citizens stock up on emergency supplies.
Students of the Yunus Emre Institute in Thailand’s southern Pattani province prayed for the speedy recovery of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan and First Lady Emine Erdogan after it was announced that the couple had contracted the coronavirus.
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