The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Ukraine says Russia dropped phosphorus bombs on Snake Island [1180d]
• Libya protesters storm parliament building in Tobruk [1180d]
• What’s in store for the Philippines after Marcos’ win? [1180d]
• Rebel Moscow theatre closes doors with defiant last performance [1180d]
• Armenia, Turkey agree to open borders for third-country nationals [1180d]
• Not just guns and abortion: How US top court could reshape rules [1180d]
• Germany, Nigeria sign accord for return of looted Benin Bronzes [1180d]
• Environmental groups press leaders as UN Ocean Conference ends [1180d]
• India bans 19 single-use plastic items to combat pollution [1180d]
• Thousands rally in Sudan day after 9 killed during protests [1180d]
• US conservatives vow harsh restrictions to curtail abortion pills [1180d]
• Simone Biles, Steve Jobs to receive highest US civilian honour [1180d]
• Ex-Georgetown tennis coach gets 2.5 years in bribe scandal [1180d]
• Tesla hit by new lawsuit alleging racism against Black workers [1180d]
• Ghana to make U-turn and ask IMF for help for its economy [1180d]
• WikiLeaks’ Assange lodges UK appeal against extradition to US [1180d]
• Sierra Leone launches re-denominated currency to strengthen value [1180d]
• ‘Urgent’ action needed in Europe over monkeypox spread: WHO [1180d]
• World Cup in Qatar to use semi-automated offside system [1180d]
• Bitcoin rally falters as digital assets struggle to gain footing [1180d]
• Uganda opposition figure Besigye released on bail after two weeks [1180d]
• French, Australian leaders meet in effort to rebuild ties [1180d]
• Dutch central bank apologises for historic links to slave trade [1180d]
• Ukrainian borshch soup culture added to UNESCO heritage list [1180d]
• Putin says Western sanctions pushing Russia-Belarus unification [1180d]
• ‘My roof was stolen’: Syrian homes looted after gov’t recapture [1180d]
• ‘Irresponsible’ to cut back aid now: Q&A with UNDP’s Steiner [1180d]
• India top court: Nupur Sharma must apologise for prophet remarks [1180d]
• Trial of WNBA star Brittney Griner begins in Russia [1180d]
• When will the war in Ukraine end? [1180d]
• Taliban supreme leader addresses major gathering in Kabul [1180d]
• How BJP wrested back control of India’s richest state Maharashtra [1180d]
• Flights disrupted in France as airport workers strike over pay [1180d]
• Four dead after truck carrying migrants crashes in Texas [1180d]
• FIFA lifts suspension of Pakistan Football Federation [1180d]
• The West needs to codify Russia sanctions before it is too late [1180d]
• Tunisia’s draft constitution – what’s new, and why now? [1180d]
• UK’s contaminated blood scandal inquiry: All you need to know [1180d]
• Disinformation, mudslinging induce voter apathy in Kenyan youths [1180d]
• Russian missile attacks kill 18 in Odesa: Ukrainian officials [1180d]
• Taiwan official urges calm as island’s stock market tanks [1180d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 128 [1180d]
• South Africa’s persistent power cuts: What you need to know [1180d]
• Ukrainian children reported seized, missing amid war with Russia [1180d]
• Timeline: Week 18 of Russia’s war in Ukraine [1180d]
• Asia’s manufacturing slows, adding to global recession fears [1181d]
• ‘Stay or go?’ Hong Kong’s handover generation face tough choice [1181d]
• Hong Kong under heavy security as city marks handover [1181d]
• Ukraine-Russia live news: Claims Moscow’s forces in Lysychansk [1181d]