After Catalan police failed to stop a vote for independence, Spanish police descended Sunday on several voting areas throughout Catalonia to stop what authorities consider to be an illegal act. Tensions rose in some voting centers, including Saint Julia de Ramis School in Girona and Ramon Llull School in Barcelona, as dozens of anti-riot Spanish police blocked Catalan activists from voting.
A man in Britain tiles his floor with thousands of pennies. More than 50 thousand coins were used
Violence by the Myanmar army has forced nearly half a million Rohingya Muslims to take refuge in Bangladesh. Video footage filmed in a refugee camp in Bangladesh shows Rohingya children trying to learn the Quran in muddy tents. “We live in safe cities, we have everything at our disposal; nice houses, food available, clothing and we don't have time for the book of Allah,” said Adam Kelwick, a Muslim Chaplain and activist who filmed the video.
Footage shows a man who uses a tractor showing of his driving skills. The video was among the most viewed on social media.
Footage shows a man throwing a watermelon from tower that is 40 meters high. The watermelon falls fast, striking the car's window.
Video shows a stampede that happened in Mumbai, India, on Friday. When two trains arrived, passengers rushed to get on, so people started to push each other to get out of the station. Some people can be seen hanging off the side of a staircase.
A fast-speeding train rams into the back of a bus that was stuck on a rail road. The bus crossed the road as the barriers were closing but failed to escape. The passengers on the bus start to panic and get off the bus moments before the accident.
The Syrian opposition-held Idlib was targeted by airstrikes that left 28 dead. Among the dead were young children and the elderly. The Syrian Civil Defense, also known as the White Helmets, pulled victims from the rubble and transported them to hospitals via ambulances. The Syrian regime has frequently targeted opposition-held areas, slaughtering civilians.
Dr. Michel Odent, the obstetrician who introduced water-birth into medical literature and was the driving force behind introducing home-like birth environments in hospitals, said the way babies are born can have a profound effect on who they become.Dr. Odent spoke about childbirth in an exclusive Yeni Şafak interview after a conference hosted by Istanbul Medipol University discussing childbirth in the era of rapidly developing scientific disciplines.In an opening speech by Dr. Esra Albayrak, she...
Since the 1970s, more than 80 percent of Rohingya Muslims living in Myanmar's western Rakhine state have been forced to flee their home and take refuge in neighboring countries. Since Aug. 25, 501,000 Rohingya have crossed from Myanmar's western state of Rakhine into Bangladesh, according to the UN.
Clip shows a women showing the best way to fold clothes it's the best way because it creases less and take up less space.
A family pulls out their son's tooth by playing a game. The dad ties the loose tooth with dental floss to the ball and throws it across the room. Thus, the tooth is painlessly pulled out.
Footage shows famous YouTuber Colinfurze filling his car with soap and water. After filling it he steps in and starts driving clearly thrilled with his accomplishment.
Footage shows a man in Finland beheading a live goose with a golf club for fun, while the person who films it giggles in pleasure.
In Russia a man starts arguing with three people in an elevator and just as he steps out he turns back and starts punching the other men taking them out one by one.
Aung San Suu Kyi may be the de facto leader of Myanmar, but she doesn't control the country's military.
Doctors say that Egypt's 'Superboy' Ahmed Helaly can digest glass and will not be harmed while performing such stunts.
Despite resistance from Saudi Arabia, the UN Human Rights Council adopted a resolution to establish a group of experts to examine all human rights violations committed in Yemen's civil war.
Refugees face scant food and virtually non-existent sanitation, but many of them say it's still better than getting killed in Myanmar. TRT World's Shamim Chowdhury reports from Bangladesh.
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