The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Rights tribunal urges Peru not to release ex-President Fujimori [1270d]
• Brazil sets ‘worrying’ new Amazon deforestation record [1270d]
• Russia-Ukraine live news: Rights groups defiant amid crackdown [1270d]
• Head of new Yemeni council promises ‘end to war’ [1270d]
• Is the war in Yemen nearing an end? [1270d]
• Will Smith gets 10-year Oscars ban for slapping Chris Rock [1270d]
• At least 16 killed in attack on army base in Burkina Faso [1270d]
• Israeli leader grants forces ‘full freedom’ after Tel Aviv attack [1270d]
• US jury acquits two in governor kidnap case, hung on two others [1270d]
• Top Proud Boys member pleads guilty to US Capitol riot charges [1270d]
• ‘An abomination’: World reacts to deadly Kramatorsk attack [1270d]
• ‘We have come a long way’: Justice-to-be Ketanji Brown Jackson [1270d]
• Palm Sunday church attacks: Egypt’s ‘worst day of violence’ [1270d]
• All-private astronaut team lifts into space in landmark launch [1270d]
• Guilty: Roger Ng faces up to 30 years in prison for role in 1MDB [1270d]
• Nigeria: Court dismisses eight charges against separatist leader [1270d]
• What is Operation Dudula, South Africa’s anti-migration vigilante? [1270d]
• No Sri Lankan, rich or poor, spared as economic crisis worsens [1270d]
• Ukraine war disruptions send food prices to their highest ever [1270d]
• Ukraine war serves as backdrop to France’s presidential elections [1270d]
• Nigeria: Families of missing train passengers bemoan govt silence [1270d]
• Russia admits ‘significant losses of troops’ in Ukraine [1270d]
• Slovakia says it has given S-300 air defence system to Ukraine [1270d]
• Nigerian court rules that all terrorism trials be heard in secret [1270d]
• Man jailed for life for murder of teacher Sabina Nessa in London [1270d]
• The leaked WTO COVID patent waiver text promises a very bad deal [1270d]
• WHO: Two-thirds of people in Africa may have had COVID [1270d]
• Why are African governments blocking phone lines of citizens? [1270d]
• Kramatorsk train station attack: Dozens killed, Ukraine says [1270d]
• Ayuuto: The Somali female social lending manual on braving crisis [1270d]
• Can US tenants cope with COVID eviction protections ending? [1270d]
• South Africa’s poor struggle for land rights post-apartheid [1270d]
• Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: List of key events on day 44 [1270d]
• After 25 days trapped in basement, Ukrainian villagers count dead [1270d]
• The abuse of Child Q should make Britain rethink its drugs laws [1270d]
• Pakistan’s PM Khan ready to ‘fight’ ahead of no-confidence vote [1270d]
• Arif Khan: A Kashmiri youth’s struggle for Olympic dream [1270d]
• Time of Pandemics [1270d]
• Russia suspended from UN human rights body: How countries voted [1270d]
• What lies ahead for Yemen after President Hadi’s exit? [1270d]
• India’s central bank keeps benchmark rate at record low [1270d]
• Pink Floyd members team up with Ukrainian singer in new song [1270d]
• Ukraine: The Seeds of War [1270d]
• Japan plans to gradually reduce coal imports from Russia [1270d]
• Is a global recession coming? In US, China risks are mounting [1270d]
• Sketches smuggled out of Insein prison expose harsh conditions [1270d]
• US arrests yakuza leader over alleged drugs for missiles deal [1270d]