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Turks found their country locked in a state of emergency on Thursday as their President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, vowed to root out perceived enemies of the state following a failed coup over the weekend.

We asked people in Istanbul how they felt about the failed coup in Turkey here's what they told us.

An FBI forensic examination shows the pilot of Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 conducted a flight simulation on his home computer that closely matched the suspected route of the missing Boeing 777 in the southern Indian Ocean, according to a Malaysian government document obtained by New York magazine.

A mapping glitch has made the South Korea town of Sokcho, near the North Korea border, a hotbed for Pokemon Go.

With dark clouds hanging over the Olympic Games, Usain Bolt is ready to light up Rio 2016.

Donald Trump's irresponsible comments on NATO take on seismic consequences when directed to our friends and allies in Europe, writes Mark Hertling.

A shooting spree was reported at a shopping mall in Munich, Germany, on Friday, July 22.

President Barack Obama rejected on Friday suggestions the US was behind a failed coup in Turkey, voicing strong support for the government in Ankara and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan.

Police say reports have surfaced of a shooting spree at the Olympia shopping center in Munich, Germany.

The doping saga which has dominated the run up to the Rio Olympics shows no sign of ending any time soon after it was confirmed that a further 45 athletes have tested positive for banned substances.

Prince George, Britain's future king, is celebrating his third birthday Friday -- and new series of adorable photos of the young royal have been released by Kensington Palace to mark the occasion.

Syrian refugees just arriving in the United States will likely not be watching the Republican or Democratic conventions or the political ups and downs of the campaign.

The number of Chinese expat employees working in the U.S. has spiked dramatically over the last decade, a trend experts say is linked to the explosion in takeovers of American firms.

Was there ever any doubt about Singapore's status as a world-class dining destination?

The Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers are critically important, life-giving rivers for hundreds of millions of people living in India and Bangladesh. But the millions of tons of sediment that pile up in the delta region of these rivers, a large portion of Bangladesh, could be hiding the biggest natural disaster the region has ever seen.

An international panel of judges has concluded that Indonesia's mass killings of 1965 were crimes against humanity, and that the United States, United Kingdom and Australia were all complicit in the crimes.

These days, there PokemonGo is everywhere, even in war-torn Syria.

The former head of the U.N. refugee agency has emerged as a front-runner in the race to become the next U.N. secretary-general after a secret vote Thursday in the Security Council, a U.N. diplomat tells CNN.