November 29, 2014 (Saturday)
Armed conflicts and attacks
- Xinjiang conflict
- Chinese police apprehend and execute eleven Uyghur terrorists following an attack with 15 killed and 14 injured in Yarkant County, China. (AFP via Yahoo! News)
- Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant
- Islamist insurgency in Nigeria:
- Suspected Boko Haram militants storm the Christian-majority town of Shani, Nigeria, leaving dozens dead. (Daily Sabah)
Law and crime
- A Cairo court clears former President of Egypt Hosni Mubarak on murder charges related to the death of hundreds of protesters in the 2011 Egyptian revolution. (AFP via Channel News Asia), (BBC)
- Shooting of Michael Brown
- Ferguson PD officer Darren Wilson resigns following a grand jury decision not to indict him in the Michael Brown case. (AP)
Politics and elections
- Jiang Yi-huah resigns as the Premier of Taiwan as the ruling Kuomintang suffers heavy losses in local government elections. (AFP via Khaleej Times)
- 2014 Hong Kong protests
- Sunni candidates retain a majority of seats in the Bahraini Council of Representatives after an election which was boycotted by the main Shi'ite opposition. (AFP via The Daily Star)
- Voters go to the polls in the Australian state of Victoria for a state election. The election sees Labor, led by Daniel Andrews, defeat Denis Napthine's Liberal–National Coalition, the first time a one-term government has lost power in the state since 1955. (BBC) (The Age) (News.com.au) (Bloomberg News)
- The Union for a Popular Movement reelects former French President Nicolas Sarkozy, as the party leader. (AP)