Schools in northern Syria reopen their doors
450 schools in northern Syria reopened their doors after repairs. They recieved support from the Turkish government and aid agencies.
450 schools in northern Syria reopened their doors after repairs. They recieved support from the Turkish government and aid agencies.
A most unlucky rat finds a slice of pizza at a New York Subway station, but quickly loses it to its greedy friends who refuse to share the spoil.
A cruise ship has failed to dock when it spectacularly collided with a platform in the port of Nassau, Bahamas. As the captain maneuvered the ship into the dock, he hit the stern off the jetty and left a considerable dent.
Surveillance footage shows the shocking moment a homeless man was killed after being punched by a 16-year-old teenager in an unprovoked attack. The boy was later jailed by the police for his heartless crime.
Rohingya children who fled from Myanmar's oppression to Bangladesh were issued identity cards at the Cox's Bazar refugee camps. Since Aug. 25, over half a million Rohingya have crossed from Myanmar's western state of Rakhine into Bangladesh, according to the UN. "The Rohingya population in Cox's Bazar is highly vulnerable, many having experienced severe trauma, and are now living in extremely difficult conditions," Robert Watkins, UN resident coordinator in Bangladesh said, referring to the Bang...
U.S. President Donald Trump tossed rolls of paper towels into a crowd gathered at a church on Tuesday during a stop to distribute aid in hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
A Turkish farmer in Erzurum was shocked to find that a sheep in his barn had given birth to a double-headed lamb. The animal was previously expected to deliver twins.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is on an official visit to the Islamic Republic of Iran upon the invitation of President Dr. Hassan Rouhani of Iran. President Erdoğan will meet with Religious Leader Ayatollah Sayyed Ali Khamenei and President Dr. Hassan Rouhani of Iran. Additionally, Erdoğan and Rouhani will co-chair the 4th Meeting of the Turkey-Iran High Level Cooperation Council.
The Turkish Armed Forces launched an operation targeting the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) terrorists who escaped after attacking soldiers and village guards who were guarding a tunnel construction on the Şırnak-Cizre highway in eastern Turkey in which two guards were martyred and four more were injured. In the operation, after the terrorists were detected, the Turkish armed forces cornered them and opened fire.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan received Speaker Atef Tarawneh of Jordan's House of Representatives at the Presidential Complex. Erdoğan and Tarawneh held a 40-minute meeting that was closed to the press. Turkish Parliament Speaker İsmail Kahraman was also greeted Tarawneh and his accompanying delegation.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan evaluated illegitimate Kurdish Regional Government's (KRG) referendum, saying that “it is not a matter of the rights of the Kurds,” but rather a “matter of whether to fall into the trap of those who want to push for a period of clashes.”
These saree-clad women are not your usual truck drivers. They are on a path to beating poverty with their newly acquired skills.
Turkey's first medium-weight Kaplan battle tank to be exported, will be displayed at the Army Day Military parade in Indonesia next October.
Footage shows a village in Pakistan where farmers look on in astonishment at the newborn two-headed buffalo.
Indian state faces public criticism for blocking Muharram procession in Kashmir, while allowing and aiding annual Hindu pilgrimage.
Police are cracking down on demonstrators who say they are being "marginalised" by the Francophone-dominated government.
Turkish NGO Kadem is helping Syrian women who left their country because of the war to integrate into everyday life in Turkey. Kadem aims to reach out to 200 women by the end of this year.
Two-year-old Emily Henson reached out for Prince Harry's popcorn while he was absorbed in conversation during the Invictus Games.
The Rohingya are in dire need of humanitarian aid. More than half a million Rohingya have fled from a Myanmar military crackdown in Rakhine State launched in late August that has been denounced by the United Nations as ethnic cleansing and placed a huge burden on Bangladesh.
Footage shows a railroad on a mountain and soon a train comes by seeming like it has no end to it. People on social media say that this is what you call a loaded train.
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