IHT Quick Read: Nov. 20 NEWS Demonstrations in the West Bank show growing support for Hamas and contempt for the governing Palestinian Authority, which Washington considers the only partner for peace with Israel. Ethan Bronner reports from Ramallah, West Bank. Across Yangon, Myanmar, on Monday, there were symbols of how much mistrust has dissolved between its government and the United States and how much Myanmar has changed over the past two years as it moves from a dictatorship and toward a democracy. Thomas Fuller reports from Yangon. Heavy shelling and gunfire on Monday broke a tense standoff between Congolese rebels on the outskirts of the eastern Congolese city of Goma and government soldiers backed by United Nations troops who were hunkered down inside, as fears also rose of a direct military confrontation between the Democratic Republic of Congo and its neighbor Rwanda. Josh Kron reports from Kampala, Uganda. Spain plans to offer residency permits to foreigners who buy houses priced at more than 160,000 euros ($203,845) as part of its efforts to revive a collapsed real estate market and divest itself of hundreds of thousands of unsold homes. Forty years after humans last walked on the Moon, Europe's space industry is hoping to play a key role in the resumption of manned lunar exploration planned for later this decade. Nicola Clark reports from Paris. FASHION The exhibition "Hollywood Costume" at the Victoria & Albert Museum offers up more than 100 of the most iconic costumes in movies. Suzy Menkes reviews from London. SPORTS All the ingredients were there to make the inaugural United States Grand Prix in Austin one of the most highly attended, most festive and most exciting races of the 2012 Formula One season. Brad Spurgeon reports from Austin, Texas.