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TRAVEL
Dream of swimming with whale sharks? Know that it’s a nightmare for them
GLOBE IN BEIRUT
Meet two of the women leading the effort to overhaul politics in Lebanon
Upper Canada College looks to alumni for information on accused former teacher Peter Dalglish
Cambridge Analytica, parent company SCL shutting down after fallout from Facebook data scandal
In northeast Asia, North Korean summit prompts a wave of euphoria and property-buying
War between Israel, Iran unlikely: Hezbollah

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GLOBE IN BEIRUT
What to expect in the Lebanese election and why it matters
A Chinese woman with no arms is turning her online fame into social change
Trump declines to retract his controversial Africa comment, issues new trade demands
Bombardier’s Moscow office raided in corruption probe Subscriber content

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African films exploring taboos are praised abroad, banned at home
Don’t let Facebook fool you – all is not well in tech land Eric Reguly
Eric Reguly
The Ocado way: The British future of grocery e-commerce is coming to Canada Subscriber content
North, South Korean leaders pledge peace, denuclearization but world awaits action to match symbolism
‘We will totally end war on the Korean peninsula’: 65 years into armistice, North, South leaders promise peace
Canada denies visa to famed anti-corruption campaigner Rafael Marques de Morais

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Giving Back
Geoffrey F. Bruce Fellowship supports water conservation, ‘a much more valuable resource than oil’
Amid prayers and hopes, leaders of the two Koreas meet on southern soil in historic first
Kim Jong-un crosses border for historic meeting with South Korean president
New international rules could force South African woman to race against men

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Korean business owners poised as historic North-South Korea summit nears
ROB magazine
Car owners had a sweet ride, but electric cars will end that Subscriber content
A Chevrolet Volt electric vehicle plugged into a charging station in front of General Motors world headquarters in Detroit, Michigan November 18, 2010.
Trump whisperer: French President Macron emerges as Europe’s point man for U.S.
Live from Panmunjom: A summit show between two Koreas, with nuclear peace in the balance
Canadian data firm AggregateIQ breaks silence, insists it did nothing wrong
China’s arrest of twins with Canadian connections puts Ottawa in difficult position
Katanga Mining faces threat from Congo company
Order of Canada recipient Peter Dalglish accused of abusing children he pledged to help
Chinese researchers say historical map supports country’s claim to South China Sea
Apotex next: Can Barry Sherman’s company thrive again? Subscriber content
INDIGENOUS RIGHTS
‘We are still here’: The fight to be recognized as Indigenous in Uruguay
Kim Jong-un says North Korea has suspended nuclear, missile testing
GLOBE IN LEBANON
Hezbollah’s homecoming: What happens when fighters return to Lebanon from a Middle Eastern mini-world war?
Economic storm clouds gathering, despite rosy growth projections Subscriber content Eric Reguly
Eric Reguly
Commonwealth conference ends with little action but lots of pledges
Giving Back
Cancer survivor, donors fulfil dream of building medical clinic in Guatemala