Greek Cypriot protesters in London blocked the vehicle of Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) President Ersin Tatar on Wednesday. A group of about 50 protesters tried to prevent his entry into King's College, where he was going to attend a conference on the Cyprus issue, according to the TRNC Presidency. The protesters were carrying Greek flags and banners against Tatar and Turkish Cypriots.

Footage shows the aftermath of an airstrike carried out by Russian forces on the towns of Bogoduhiv and Zolochiv in Ukraine's Kharkiv region on Tuesday. The video depicts the extent of the destruction inflicted on residential areas and infrastructure, leaving many civilians displaced and in peril. The attack has caused significant damage to the region, further escalating tensions between Russia and Ukraine.

Footage shows a massive fire that broke out in a perfume factory located in the Northwestern Turkish province of Tekirdag, on Thursday morning. The blaze engulfed the warehouse section of the factory, which was operating in the Cerkezkoy Organized Industrial Zone. According to officials, the cause of the fire remains unknown. In response to the incident, firefighters and medical teams were dispatched to the area to control the fire and provide assistance. Fortunately, there have been no reported casualties as of yet.

Bodycam footage shows the moment police officers nautralized a heavily armed shooter who took the lives of three children and three adults at a private Christian elementary school in Nashville, Tennessee. The video was shared by the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department.

Footage shows the miraculous moment dozens of men emerged from undera collaposed gold mine in Democratic Republic of Congo, much to the disbelief of onlookers.

Türkiye's game-changer unmanned surface vehicle (USV) MARLIN successfully carried out its first guided firing test with live ammunition, launching the solid propellant KUZGUN cruise missile at its designated target, announced the President of Defense Industry Prof. Dr. İsmail Demir on social media.

The death toll rose to 39 from a fire at an immigrant facility, authorities in Mexico said Tuesday. Mexican president said the fire in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, broke out after migrants found out they would be deported. Twenty-nine migrants were injured and were transferred in delicate and severe conditions to four hospitals for care.

A devastating wildfire that erupted last Thursday has been raging for five days straight, posing a major challenge for firefighters struggling to contain the inferno. According to authorities, the fire has relentlessly consumed a mountainous area straddling the border of the Spanish regions of Valencia and Aragon, wreaking havoc in its path. The blaze has reportedly devoured more than 4,000 hectares (9,884 acres) of forest, making it Spain's largest wildfire this year. Despite their best efforts, firefighters are facing an uphill battle as the flames continue to spread uncontrollably, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.

Tragedy struck on Monday as a bus carrying pilgrims to perform the Umrah pilgrimage in Mecca crashed and burst into flames. The incident resulted in a devastating loss of life, with twenty pilgrims killed and 29 others sustaining injuries.

Footage shows the hilarious moment Argentine superstar Lionel Messi met his life-size statue that is set to be placed at the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) museum next to the statues of late football greats Diego Armando Maradona and Pele.

During anti-government rallies in Tel Aviv, Israeli protesters set streets on fire by burning tires and chanted slogans against Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The protesters were demonstrating against the government's plans for judicial reform.

Deadly tornadoes and severe storms wreaked havoc through the U.S. state of Mississippi. At least 25 people were reportedly killed and dozens more injured during the incident.

A historic event took place at the Premier League as English professional football club, Chelsea, hosted a collective iftar program at the Stamford Bridge Stadium in London. This event was part of the "Open Iftar" events, which have become a tradition in the country through the "Ramadan Tent Project".

Ramadan drummers, known as "messaharati," still roam the streets of Mosul in Iraq to wake Muslims for suhoor during the holy month of Ramadan. Despite the availability of modern means, these drummers have become an essential part of the city's religious and social heritage. Donning traditional clothing, the drummers recite verses in praise of the Prophet Muhammad and beat drums or gongs to awaken people for an early morning meal before the day's fast begins. Gouffran Sameer, 31, is one of many drummers who keep this centuries-old tradition alive in Mosul.

Footage shows a group of Turkish miners in the western province of Manisa marked the start of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan with an iftar (fast-breaking) dinner 520 meters below ground. Around 500 miners from a mining company in the Soma district returned to work after participating in search and rescue operations following the earthquakes that hit multiple provinces of Turkiye on February 06. Despite their challenging working conditions, the miners gathered to observe the sacred tradition of Ramadan and shared a meal together underground.

On Monday, Ukrainian artillery soldiers were seen moving towards Bakhmut in the Donetsk region, as they continued their battle against advancing Russian forces in the area.

Thousands of Israelis took to the streets late Sunday in response to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s surprise sacking of his defense minister. Netanyahu decided to fire Yoav Gallant after Gallant urged the Israeli leader on Saturday to pause the government's controversial judicial overhaul plan. According to Haaretz, Israeli protesters blocked Tel Aviv's Ayalon Highway and other protesters gathered outside Netanyahu's residence in West Jerusalem. The news website Walla also reported other protests in Haifa, northern Israel and in the southern city of Beersheba. Israeli police also announced that they were increasing forces at all stations in the country following mass protests and arrests would be made in cases of "severe violence and vandalism."

Transport workers across Germany staged the country's most widespread strike in over 30 years on Monday, causing major disruptions to airports, trains, buses, trams, and metros. The walkout, organized by trade unions ver.di and EVG, aimed to increase pressure on the government and public transport companies amid an ongoing dispute over pay and conditions. The EVG is demanding a 12% wage increase per month, while ver.di is seeking a 10.5% pay rise amid rising inflation and the cost-of-living crisis. The strike caused the cancellation of nearly 1,170 flights at Frankfurt airport and over 780 flights at Munich airport, affecting more than 200,000 passengers. National rail operator Deutsche Bahn canceled all long-distance trains and most regional services, while usually busy train stations were deserted.