More allegations were leveled against British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Sunday over his expenditure on the refurbishment of his apartment and on childcare for his young son.

It seems at times as though everything Boris Johnson touches results in complete shambolic failure. For many living in Britain, this reality is not new. 

The Japanese prime minister announces a new virus state of emergency in Tokyo and three other regions just three months before the Olympic opening ceremony.

South Korea's Prime Minister Chung Sye-kyun affirms that the country should "quickly" return billions of dollars of frozen money to Iran as tensions between the two countries ease.

Chung is also scheduled to meet with officials of South Korean companies working in Iran.

Bulgarians vote to elect a new parliament, with Prime Minister Boyko Borisov's center-right party tipped to finish first.

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan says he will resign next month while staying in office until the June snap parliamentary elections, in an effort to "curb the political crisis" gripping the country.

Nasser Turki, with al-Fatah Alliance, is seeking an emergency meeting on the issue between the premier and leaders of political parties.

People in the Israeli-occupied lands are heading to the polls for the fourth time in under two years to vote on Netanyahu's re-election bid.

Khan’s spokesman said the 68-year-old premier had a mild cough and fever.