A tanker crashed into a historic mansion on the shores of Istanbul's Bosphorus on Saturday after its steering equipment became locked. Traffic in the strait has been suspended in both directions.

A German man drove a van into a group of people sitting outside a restaurant in the old city center of Muenster in western Germany on Saturday, killing two of them before shooting himself dead, police and state officials said. The vehicle ploughed into people seated at tables outside the Grosser Kiepenkerl eatery, a popular destination for tourists in the pretty University City.

A four-year-old child was rescued from the 20-cm gap between two walls in southwest China's Guizhou Province. The accident happened in the Town of Luban, Huairen City. Two firefighters drilled a hole in the wall of the child's room and then used an electric hammer to knock open the wall to make a space for taking out the child. In an hour's efforts, they rescued the child. The child was not hurt.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan gifted a golden bracelet to a bride who crossed his path in Turkey's Aydın before a provincial congress.

Turkish commandos deployed at Diyarbakır province's Lice 1st Gendarmerie Command Regiment sung along to a traditional folk song.

Washington sought to obtain a copy of a new wanted terrorist list prepared by Turkey – a list which includes Democratic Union Party (PYD) terrorists. The U.S. has refused to acknowledge that the PYD is the Syrian extension of the PKK, and that the People's Protection Units (YPG) is its armed wing. The U.S. request to obtain the terrorist list was rejected by Turkey, and officials evaluated the request as an attempt to protect PKK/PYD terrorists.

During the Rwandan genocide, churches turned into slaughterhouses. The 24th anniversary of one of the world's most tragic massacres was marked on Saturday. The massacre, which was marred by French involvement, lasted for a hundred days and caused the death of one million innocent people. The genocide took place between hardliner Hutus and minority Tutsis after the death of Rwandan President Juvenal Habyarimana and Burundian President Cyprien Ntaryamira in a plane crash on April 6, 1994.

A road is being built in Bangladesh's Kutupalong Camp, a refuge for Rohingya fleeing from Myanmar's persecution, in Cox's Bazar to ensure that trucks can continue to bring aid throughout the monsoon season.

A 4-year-old child was rescued from the 20-cm gap between two walls in southwest China's Guizhou Province on Thursday. The accident happened at around 17:00 in the Town of Luban, Huairen City. Two firefighters rushed to the spot on a report. They drilled a hole in the wall in the child's room and then used an electric hammer to knock open the wall to make a space for taking out the child. In an hour's efforts, they took the child out. The child was not hurt.

Turkey's President Erdogan calls Israel a 'terrorist state' over the killing of demonstrators in Gaza.

It seems that Iran did a better job of investing financial, political and military capital in Iraq than the Americans, and now operates comfortably inside a post-Saddam Iraq. Here's how.

Barbaric air raids by the Assad regime continue to target Eastern Ghouta's Douma city in Syria. Over 50 airstrikes and heavy artillery shelling targeted the city relentlessly since Saturday morning.

A Palestinian journalist died on Saturday after being wounded by Israeli fire on Friday while covering deadly protests along the Israel-Gaza border, health officials said. Yaser Murtaja, 30, a cameraman for Palestinian Ain Media, was the 29th Palestinian killed in the week-long protests.

The controlled explosive demolition of a 173-foot silo in Denmark didn't go as planned as the collapsing building swayed after detonating, eventually toppling the wrong way and crushing a nearby building.

Turkey's Humanitarian Aid Foundation (İHH) offered hot meals to the 3,000 newly-arrived families of Syria's Eastern Ghouta in Idlib after they were displaced from their cities and towns in the Damascus suburb under a forced evacuation deal brokered by Russia.

These clever schoolkids decided to rescue a tiny kitten stranded on a roof screeching for help by coaxing it into jumping into an open umbrella.

These youths decided to take a tour of the town in a horse carriage through a canal filled with water.

A man who forgot his keys inside his second-story home decided to take his child to the roof and dangle him with a rope to try and get him inside his house's open window instead of calling a locksmith to get in through the door.

Honey is a traditional cure-all in Afghanistan.But for schoolgirl and beekeeper Frozan, it's something that has turned her into an entrepreneur in a country where few women work outside the home, let alone own their own businesses.

Footage captures the shocking moment a DJ set fell on a festival goer in Australia's Byron Bay. The two men can be seen shaking hands and the DJ gesturing for the man to get off the stage. The festival-goer then grabs the table holding the DJ setup on his way off the platform, which caused it to fall down right on top of him. He was taken to the hospital where he received stitches on his forehead.