spree

at the offices of the Jyllands-Posten newspaper in Copenhagen.

A Kuwaiti man has been sentenced to 10 years in prison after he was convicted of insulting the Prophet Muhammad and his wife on his Twitter account. Hamad al-Naqi was also found guilty of provoking sectarian tensions and insulting the rulers of Saudi Arabia and Bahrain. Mr al-Naqi, a Shia Muslim, pleaded not guilty. He said that his account had been

hacked

.

The President of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan, says he will

take action

to improve air safety in Nigeria following a plane crash on Sunday that killed more than 150 people. He was speaking as he visited the site of the crash in a crowded area of Lagos.

"So as a nation, it's a very sad event. We have been working very hard to improve the aviation conditions in the country. For those of you who travel a lot, you've noticed the improvement going on in our airports. So the government is totally committed to improving the quality of the aviation in the country."

Efforts to

retrieve

bodies and clear debris from the area continue.

The Nato military alliance has agreed deals with three Central Asian nations allowing it to transport military equipment from Afghanistan. Pakistan used to provide the main supply route for Nato-led forces, but it cut off the routes six months ago after US air strikes accidentally killed 24 Pakistani soldiers.

The man who presided over the peace process in Guatemala, former Archbishop Rodolfo Quezada, has died aged 80. He became known as the "Peace Cardinal of Guatemala" for his role in negotiations that led to the end of a bloody civil war.