Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis catapulted into a heated debate with a Dutch journalist who accused him of "narcissistic abuse" during a news conference in Athens. "Prime Minister Mitsotakis, when, at last, will you stop lying? Lying about pushbacks, lying about what is happening with the refugees in Greece?" Ingeborg Beugel demanded.

A pregnant Yemeni journalist, Rasha Abdullah al-Harazi, was killed on Tuesday in a car bomb explosion in the war-torn country's southern port city of Aden, according to local media. Her husband, Mahmoud al-Atmi, who is also a journalist, was also injured in the explosion, said medical sources.

Turkish security forces detained an Iraqi national suspected of being a Daesh terrorist, identified as H.S.R.G, as he attempted to enter Turkey with a fake passport at the Istanbul Airport.

Turkey on Wednesday marked the 83rd anniversary of the demise of Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, the leader of the country's War of Independence and founder of the Republic of Turkey. As a tradition, Turkish people visit his mausoleum in Ankara every Nov. 10 and pay their tributes to Ataturk.

Sleep; some think it's a sign of intelligence, while others call it laziness. This smart/lazy horse, named Jingang, puts on an Oscar-worthy performance anytime someone attempts to mount it.

A magnitude 5.1 earthquake that rattled Turkey's central Konya province caused significant damage to some properties on Monday evening, according to local reports.

Germany marked the 32nd anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall with a series of events on Monday. The Berlin Wall was a guarded concrete barrier that physically and ideologically divided Berlin from 1961 to 1989.

Turkey's foreign minister met with his Spanish counterpart in Geneva on Monday. The meeting between Mevlut Cavusoglu and Jose Manuel Albares took place following the inauguration of the Geneva office of the UN Alliance of Civilizations (UNAOC), which they attended.

A pile-up involving nine vehicles, including two trucks and an intercity bus, wounded at least two people on a major highway near Turkey's Istanbul province.

Footage shows the terrifying moment a magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck Turkey's central Konya province on Monday evening as locals scattered in a frenzy of panic.

The Syrian regime said Monday that two army personnel were wounded in Israeli airstrikes on military locations in central and western Syria. The Israeli army is yet to comment on the incidents.

As Japan is still reeling from the events at Halloween, where a man tried to kill people on a train whilst dressed in a Joker costume, there has been another attack on public transport in the city of Kumamoto. 69-year-old Kiyoshi Miyake was arrested on the spot on Monday morning after he started a fire on a bullet train around 8:40 a.m., according to JR Kyushu.

A melange of fall colors turned the scenery into a magical wonderland as the Domanic Mountains in Turkey cast a hue of red, green and yellow on the horizon.

The Iraqi Army took to the streets as security measures were heightened following a failed assassination attempt on Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi, who revealed that he knew the identity of his attackers and that he would make it public knowledge soon.

Three combat drones were used in an assassination attempt against Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi, two of which were shot down, the government-affiliated Security Media Network said, as footage emerged of Kadhimi's home following the attack. The premier reportedly hasn't sustained any injuries and is in good health, however, his bodyguards were wounded and are currently undergoing treatment in hospital.

At least eight people were killed and 25 more injured at a music festival in Houston after a large crowd crushed against the stage late on Friday. Hip-hop star Travis Scott’s open-air concert at the Astroworld festival reportedly continued even after the deadly stampede. However, the second, and last, day of the festival was cancelled after the deadly events.

Watch as this sneaky thief waits for the right moment to snatch a mobile phone left on the counter by a restaurant worker in Turkey’s Istanbul. The poor man is said to have saved for three months in order to buy the expensive device.

Boxes of chicken being transported from Turkey to Iran scattered into the road when the truck driver lost control of the steering wheel, as people raced to get themselves some chicken for supper in Iran's Mariwan.

A shameless litterer in Turkey’s Antalya decided the pavement was the best place for their banana peels as they chucked them out of their car window. However, karma was quick to respond as an angry fellow driver got out of his own car to chuck the peels right back at the driver’s face! Talk about instant retribution!

The iconic Fatih Sultan Mehmet Bridge, which is used to cross from Asia into Europe and vice-versa, in Turkey’s Istanbul was lit up with the colors of Azerbaijan’s flag to mark the country’s historic victory against Armenia in the Second Karabakh War.