Greece and the US are in talks to extend their defence deals by five years, instead of one-year renewals now in force, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said on Sunday.

Greece to discuss 5-year US defence deal: PM

A high-profile cartoonist and a Sweden-based journalist were among seven men charged on Sunday under Bangladesh's internet law that critics say is being used against opposition figures.

Cartoonist, journalist charged under Bangladesh internet law

Tunisian President Kais Saied has announced plans to form a new government and said the constitution should be amended, weeks after he sacked his premier and suspended parliament in moves his critics called a coup.

Tunisia's president says constitution should be amended

France on Sunday confirmed that Greece had agreed to buy six more of its Rafale jets, bringing to 24 the number of French fighters sold to Athens for billions of euros.

France confirms deal with Greece for six more Rafale fighters: Defence ministry

At least 14 people were killed and another three injured when lightning struck two houses in northwestern Pakistan, officials said Sunday. The incident took place in Torghar, a mountainous region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province, where torrential monsoon rains and landslides have caused havoc since Wednesday.

Lightning strike kills 14 in northwest Pakistan

Hundreds of people on Saturday gathered in central Madrid to call for better protection for LGBT rights after a series of homophobic attacks that have shocked Spain in recent months.

People in Madrid protest against rise in homophobic attacks

New Zealand is buying an extra 500,000 doses of the Pfizer vaccine from Denmark. The attempt comes in as the country tries to keep its coronavirus vaccination program running at full speed, the government said.

New Zealand buys half a million vaccine doses from Denmark

Sri Lanka is facing food shortages with customers in state-run supermarkets reporting long queues for daily need items such as rice, sugar, lentils and milk powder, reports BBC.

Sri Lanka faces food shortages, here is all you need to know

Children in Bangladesh flooded back into classrooms on Sunday as schools reopened after 18 months, one of the world's longest coronavirus shutdowns. The resumption came after UNICEF warned that prolonged school closures during the Covid-19 crisis were worsening inequities for millions of children across South Asia.

Bangladesh schools reopen after 18-month COVID-19 shutdown

Israel carried out air strikes in the Gaza Strip on Sunday in response to Palestinian rocket fire into its territory, the Israeli military said. Tension between Israel and the Palestinians has risen over the past week, after six Palestinian militants escaped from a maximum security Israeli jail on Monday.

Israel strikes Gaza in retaliation for rocket fire, military says

Facebook’s facilities management firm has demanded the removal of a union activist leading to a campaign against “impossible workloads” imposed on exhausted cleaners at the US tech giant’s London offices.

Facebook office cleaner who led protests at London scared for his job

An alarming study published on Saturday has revealed that up to 660,000 jobs will be at serious risk if the UK continues to fall behind other countries in the amount it invests in green infrastructure and jobs.

660,000 jobs at risk amid UK’s green investment lag

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