A disclosure on China's internment camps amounts to a second significant leak from inside its ruling Communist Party related to a crackdown on Muslim minorities in Xinjiang https://t.co/MWJFwTD6gO

The ousted Bolivian leader Evo Morales, living for now on a Mexican military base, says he feels caged in and is nostalgic for the country he fled https://t.co/7r7RBP6VRc

A woman wearing a hijab, who was described by another passenger as "incredibly brave," tried to intervene, telling the man, "There's children here" https://t.co/xugF2DlKVM

Ms. Hara, known as Hara to her fans, was a member of the wildly popular K-pop girl group Kara. The South Korean group, which released its first album in 2007, was part of the early groups that helped usher in the K-pop global phenomenon. https://t.co/IFERmawvel

Kami telah menerjemahkan cerita ini ke dalam Bahasa Indonesia. Bacalah bagaimana Lion Air tidak mengakui atau sepenuhnya mengatasi masalah keselamatan setelah jatuhnya JT610 yang menewaskan seluruh 189 penumpang. https://t.co/BuspKFhrim

A 22-year-old man set himself on fire in Lyon on Nov. 8 after losing his scholarship, calling on fellow students to “continue to fight” against financial precarity https://t.co/PwamEqf0bV

As Israel woke up to a new reality – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now officially a defendant awaiting trial on criminal charges – many interviews with voters from across the political spectrum landed on similar themes: Sadness. Worry. Disorientation. https://t.co/IUwZwJkKHU

For 6 months, Hong Kong has been torn apart by violent anti-government protests. We photographed 32 people who have taken sides and taken to the streets. These are the faces of the unrest. https://t.co/Q8qDHr1S8o

Voters in Hong Kong will have a chance to cast their opinion on the city’s future on Sunday. Months of antigovernment protests have given the district council elections — one the lowest rungs of Hong Kong’s elected offices — more significance. https://t.co/SLwlJF0BAr

The Egyptian government cracks down on Egypt's last major independent news outlet. https://t.co/KhsyUdrgLD

Vice President Mike Pence made an unexpected visit to Iraq on Saturday. He arrived as protests aimed at toppling the Iraqi leadership and changing the political system continue to roil the country. https://t.co/901MDlJ5FV

A  leaked Chinese directive describes orders on managing detainees  in Xinjiang: “Prevent escapes while they are at class, dining, using the toilet, washing, receiving medical care or meeting with family.” https://t.co/P2WOz3MZC1

For 40 years, journalists chronicled the eccentric royal family of Oudh, aristocrats who lived in a ruined palace in the Indian capital. It was a tragic, astonishing story. But was it real? Our reporter traced their story and uncovered the truth. https://t.co/7HytmxHFMQ

A 22-year-old man set himself on fire in Lyon on Nov. 8 after losing his scholarship, calling on fellow students to “continue to fight” against financial precarity. https://t.co/KpLfMyZwRz

As Israel woke up to a new reality – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu now officially a defendant awaiting trial on criminal charges – many interviews with voters from across the political spectrum landed on similar themes: Sadness. Worry. Disorientation. https://t.co/fR37nd31pA

“Indonesia is a corrupt country," said  a former chief pilot for Lion Air. "But the corruption at Lion is the biggest of all.”   https://t.co/MWjCdymZF1

Relations between Germany and France are strained as NATO prepares for a gathering to mark its 70th anniversary next month https://t.co/R1zFMqm7AK

Voters in Hong Kong will have a chance to cast their opinion on the city’s future on Sunday. Months of antigovernment protests have given the district council elections — one the lowest rungs of Hong Kong’s elected offices — more significance. https://t.co/p1L5ZCOPOI

“Why are they so afraid of Evo?” In an interview from Mexico, where he now lives on a military base, the ousted Bolivian leader Evo Morales is still convinced that there's a resounding call for him to return, even as events in his country have moved on. https://t.co/CrU8dqVCCb

“My commitment is to bring back democracy and tranquillity to the country," Bolivia's new leader says. But does Evo Morales still have hopes of returning to power? https://t.co/FfhpnSeHya