Devastating forest fires broke out at four different locations in Antalya’s Manavgat district, covering the sky with red and black smoke in southern Turkey.

"Little Amal", 3.5-meter tall puppet created as part of a project titled "The Walk" which tells the life story of little Amal – a Syrian refugee at the age of nine – begins her walk from the historical streets of Gaziantep en route to the United Kingdom. 'Little Amal' will travel 8,000 km through 8 states to highlight the plight of refugee children.

The walls of a mosque in western Turkey’s Pamukkale were vandalized with paint in a heinous attack.

Far-right Israeli politician Itamar Ben-Gvir was forcibly removed from the rostrum of the Knesset after he refused to address Deputy Speaker Ahmad Tibi as “Mr. Deputy Speaker” and instead called him a “terrorist.”

Outraged British health workers gathered in the capital London on Tuesday to protest the lack of necessary equipment during the coronavirus pandemic and the government's handling of the crisis.

As humans stuck indoors during lockdown amid the coronavirus pandemic, monkeys invaded the city streets of Thailand in search of food. What’s more is that several troops of monkeys started attacking each other!

Six Rohingya Muslims, three of which were children, perished when monsoon rains flooded their refugee camp in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazaar.

A benevolent bus driver rushed one of his passengers to the hospital after the woman had a fainting spell in the southeastern Turkish province of Siirt.

Footage and photos of French President Emmanuel Macron being greeted with excessive garlands during his first official trip to French Polynesia made the rounds on social media. Many took to Twitter to mock the president, labeling him as "flower man,” “flower warrior” or “the walking flower.”

A pot vase believed to be decorated with the world’s oldest smiley face has received more than 10,000 visitors in just a month at the Gaziantep Archeology Museum in southeastern Turkey. The cheery icon was unearthed during excavations conducted along Turkey’s border with Syria in 2017.

Dozens of angry demonstrators protesting the government's health passes and obligatory coronavirus vaccinations stormed a town hall in France's western city of Poitiers. A video circulating online purportedly shows some of the protesters stepping on a photograph of President Emmanuel Macron before ripping it to pieces and chucking it out the window.

Cameras were rolling as a motorcyclist hit a reporter in shocking footage on live television in Egypt.

Heavy downpour devastated Mexico's central city of Zapopan, damaging hundreds of homes and submerging the streets in water.

Watch as this hero of a man clung onto the railings of a bridge in Istanbul's Golden Horn area and managed to rescue a kitten using his feet!

Tunisian security forces tightened security measures in front of parliament on Monday as Ennahda Movement supporters gathered to protest President Kais Saied’s decision. On Sunday, President Kais Saied dismissed the government, froze parliament and assumed the executive authority with the assistance of a new prime minister.

Over 1,500 people have been evacuated from their homes on the Italian island of Sardinia as fires ravaged around 20,000 hectares (50,000 acres) of forestland, according to local media Sunday.

Several subway stations and roads were submerged in water after severe torrential rain battered the British capital.

Turkish Foreign Minister Mevlut Cavusoglu on Monday met his Togolese counterpart Robert Dussey in the Turkish capital Ankara to discuss a range of issues.

At least nine tourists were killed and three injured in northern India on Sunday when heavy boulders fell on a vehicle amid a landslide, said police.The incident took place in the Kinnaur district of Himachal Pradesh state, about 600 kilometers (372 miles) from the capital New Delhi.

Footage taken at a press conference back in 2014 showing the moment football star Cristiano Ronaldo chided the crowd for laughing at a boy struggling to speak in Portuguese has gone viral once more.