A clumsy leopard fell off the top of a cliff after stepping on a slippery rock. A rare and amusing instance where the usually-composed animal was caught off guard!

Video has emerged showing an injured crew member on the tarmac after falling out of a China Eastern Airlines aircraft.

The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) offers Rohingya children education opportunities in hundreds of schools set up within the refugee camps in Bangladesh's Cox's Bazar district. With 37 children in each class, educators teach Burmese, English and math in the hopes the pupils are able secure a bright future and earn a living, a UNICEF spokesperson said on Tuesday.

The luggage of German passengers coming from the country were searched by sniffer dogs at Istanbul Atatürk Airport on Tuesday, in retaliation to the harassment of Turkish passengers who were body-searched by police dogs at Munich Airport.

Devastating drone video footage from inside the now recaptured city of Raqqa, Syria.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan received Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi at the Presidential Palace on Wednesday. During his visit, Abadi will address boosting the cooperation between Turkey and Iraq in contribution to regional peace, stability and security, and the recent developments following the illegitimate referendum held in the Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) on Sept. 25 and possible joint steps regarding the matter.

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Salman promises to return the kingdom to "moderate Islam".

A lucky cyclist had just narrowly escaped being hit by an incoming train. The oblivious man was just a hair-length away from being struck by a fast approaching train.

Surveillance footage captured the moment a pitbull attacked a chained dog, nearly killing it, before the owner interfered with a baseball bat and scared the violent canine away.

A python struggled to pull a possum into a tree in a suburban backyard as a Brisbane family watched on in amazement.

A fisherman in Hong Kong can be seen gutting a cuttlefish he had just caught. With impressive slicing skills, he cleans out the insides of the large slimy sea creature!

A protestor threw Russian flags at U.S. President Donald Trump's face and shouted “Trump is treason” while the president was walking into a meeting at the U.S. Capitol building.

A Syrian student has written a moving poem dedicated to his homeland during a J4J project at Nizip camp in Turkey.

Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Tuesday reconfirmed Pakistan's commitment to the "war on terror" during a meeting with U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson, saying his country had "produced results" fighting the region's militants.

Muhammad, a Rohingya refugee child from Myanmar, recounts his harrowing experience as he fled the ongoing carnage in Rakhine State. Despite being a child, Muhammed was shot in the foot as he crossed the border to Bangladesh, where over 600,000 Rohingyas have sought refuge to date.

Salvator Mundi, one of the 15 or so paintings known to be by Leonardo Da Vinci, was lost for centuries before its authenticity was confirmed in 2011. The painting, which is priced at $100 million, goes on show at London's Christie's gallery.

Turks who arrived in Munich from Istanbul were body searched by police dogs at the airport. A similar incident occurred at Vienna's Schwechat Airport on Oct. 13.

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan said on Tuesday the country's military operation in northwest Syria's Idlib province was largely completed, but the neighboring region of Afrin, controlled by the Kurdistan Worker's Party (PKK), remained an issue. Erdoğan was speaking in parliament to members of his ruling Justice and Development (AK) Party. Turkey's army began setting up observation posts in Idlib this month under a deal with Russia and Iran to reduce fighting between the opposition and the Syrian...

One of the world's longest bridges is taking shape in China.The entire length of the bridge will be more than 11,000 meters when completed, reducing the rail-travel time between Shanghai-Nantong from 11 hours to just one.

Many refugees fleeing the US-backed SDF offensive against Daesh in Syria fear the future only means more hardship. We went to southern Turkey to find out from refugees what the series of defeats Daesh has faced mean to them.