One of the world's most famous ships, has been turned into a floating hotel in Dub

Ankara court hands out sentence to 18 pro-coup and FETO-linked convicts for role in killing of Omer Halisdemira, a Turkish soldier who opposed the defeated coup of 2016.

Theatres were forced to close in the 1980s following pressure from conservative clerics. Now Saudi authorities have ordered 40 more cinemas to be opened over the next five years.

Starbucks to close stores in the US on May 29 for racial-bias training. But the company is being criticised for hiring the Anti-Defamation League for the training.

A world record was broken with the Turkish flag-shaped tulip landscape formed with 168,000 tulips by Turkey's Kayseri Metropolitan Municipality on Wednesday. The flag-shaped tulip landscape, which has captured great interest, will be exhibited in Kayseri's Republic Square until April 23.

Footage shows a stunning 3D animation called "Bee" created by the director Vladimir Loginov.

Istanbulites will soon enjoy the city's first self-driving electric public transportation vehicle built by its public transport authority. The shuttle will initially run at airports and on roads closed to traffic.

Artists from around the world have gathered together in Palestine at the Al Kamandjati Festival to help promote neglected villages and sites.

A Pitbull who was taken for a walk without a muzzle or leash ran toward a street cat and locked its jaws around the feline, shaking it from side to side and refusing to let go.

A man who tried to rob a bank in Turkey's Antalya with a fake gun was remanded by police.

The elderly in South Korea are going to daytime discos for less than $1 cover charge.

An electric bike that was charging in China suddenly burst into flames and set the whole area alight.

Turkey's President Erdogan calls for early elections on June 24, 2018. The elections will be the first after Turkish citizens voted to replace the parliamentary system with a presidential one on April 16, 2017. We recall the changes.

A student is seen hanging on to an electric wire on top of a roof in Pakistan. As the crowd gathers to see what's happening the student gets electrocuted and collapses on the roof.

Social media footage shows a terribly flooded subway station in New York City. Heavy rain and snow took over the U.S. at the beginning of the week, causing stations to overflow on the island of Manhattan.

In a historic first that is expected to rile Western powers, Turkey and Iran announced their joint decision to carry out money transactions in local currencies.

Marty Martinez was traveling from New York City to Dallas, Texas, aboard a Southwest Airlines plane when it was forced to make an emergency landing. He livestreamed on Facebook mid-flight, showing himself wearing an oxygen mask and wrote: “Someone on the plane had a heart attack and it looks like an engine blew out then a window was blown open. We are still on the plane and they are trying to revive a woman on the plane.”

An Afghan shepherd, Ali came to Turkey 9 years ago. He herds his sheep while enjoying Cappadocia's famous hot air balloons. He prefers living in a rural setting, unlike most Afghan refugees in Turkey.

The world's first electrified road that can charge vehicles on-the-go opens in Sweden. It will recharge car and truck batteries via a flexible arm. Will other countries soon go the same route?

Mexico has been relying on its beautiful beaches to bring in the tourist dollars, at least $20 billion a year! But will the country's soaring murder rate put people off?