Abe allegedly misused public funds
Japan Opposition thinks the Prime Minister's office may have used public funds to cover the cost of a dinner party for Mr Abe's supporters.
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He will meet with France and Germany to discuss Hong Kong
British Foreign Minister will meet with his French and German counterparts to discuss escalating tensions in Hong Kong on the sidelines of the NATO foreign ministers meeting.
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China summoned the US ambassador because of the Hong Kong bill
The Chinese Foreign Ministry summoned the US ambassador to protest and warned of a response after the US Senate passed the Hong Kong bill.
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1,100 Hong Kong protesters were arrested
1,100 people were arrested and about 60-100 people remained in Hong Kong Polytechnic University after three days of stress.
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800 Hong Kong protesters "surrender" to the police
About 800 protesters "surrendered" on the night of November 19, 500 others were arrested and about 60-100 were still in Hong Kong Polytechnic University.
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The US Senate passes a bill on Hong Kong
The US Senate unanimously approved a bill to protect human rights in Hong Kong, banning the sale of tear gas and rubber bullets to special police.
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Duterte criticized the Vice President
The Philippine President attacked Deputy Robredo as "insane", unreliable and could put the country in danger.
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25 people hid in containers to come to England
Twenty-five migrants hid in reefer containers on Britannia Seaways ferries traveling from the port of Vlaardingen, Netherlands to Port Felixstowe, England on November 19.
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Thai princess hospitalized
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, sister of King Vajiralongkorn, was admitted to the hospital on the evening of November 18 to treat coronary artery disease.
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Suspected maid involved in the Indonesian bombing
Ika Puspitasari, a former Hong Kong maid, was suspected by Indonesian police in connection with the Medan bombing last week.
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