The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Turkey’s Erdogan to meet Putin in Russia: What to expect [1144d]
• Senegal: Governing coalition loses legislative majority [1144d]
• Families demand justice two years on from Beirut port blast [1144d]
• US: Monkeypox declared a public health emergency [1144d]
• Florida’s DeSantis suspends state prosecutor over abortion law [1144d]
• Mob attacks illegal miners after rapes shock South Africa [1144d]
• Is China preparing to invade Taiwan? Key questions answered [1144d]
• UAE voices support for ‘China’s sovereignty’ [1144d]
• Former governor of Puerto Rico arrested on corruption charges [1144d]
• Ukrainian army’s residential bases endangering civilians: Amnesty [1144d]
• US jobless claims climb again, near highest since November [1144d]
• Rwanda backing M23 rebels in DRC: UN experts [1144d]
• US charges four police officers in killing of Breonna Taylor [1144d]
• Russian court gives Brittney Griner nine years on drugs charges [1144d]
• Chinese missiles suspected of landing in Japan’s economic zone [1144d]
• Kenyan elections: Five reasons to care about the vote [1144d]
• Colombia’s next defence minister faces ‘a hell of a fight’ [1144d]
• Bank of England raises interest rates in bid to tame inflation [1144d]
• Plan It Green: Nudging to Net Zero [1144d]
• Ukraine ‘corrodes’ Russian forces in southern counteroffensive [1144d]
• Nepal to hold parliamentary election in November [1144d]
• Parts of Australia’s Great Barrier Reef shows fragile comeback [1144d]
• Timeline: Week 23 of Russia’s war in Ukraine [1144d]
• Myanmar charges Japanese journalist with dissent against army [1144d]
• Concerns as Sri Lanka arrests top protest leader Joseph Stalin [1144d]
• Taliban investigating US ‘claim’ of killing al-Qaeda chief [1144d]
• Berlin forest fire triggered by WWII ammunition dump blasts [1144d]
• The Ukrainian Muslims fighting against Russia [1144d]
• Inside a 700-year-old ‘groom market’ in India’s Bihar state [1144d]
• Western media and the war on truth in Ukraine [1144d]
• Three soldiers killed in renewed Nagorno-Karabakh fighting [1144d]
• Infographic: How big was the Beirut explosion? [1144d]
• What’s behind the renewed tensions between Serbia and Kosovo? [1144d]
• Will China and the US avert a showdown over Taiwan? [1144d]
• US Senate ratifies Finland and Sweden’s NATO accession [1144d]
• UN appeals for access to Russia-held Ukrainian nuclear plant [1144d]
• Photos: Volcano near Iceland’s main airport erupts [1144d]
• Are Syrian refugees in Turkey being used as political pawns? [1144d]
• Investors dump Chinese stocks, bonds amid global recession fears [1144d]
• Ayman al-Zawahiri’s assassination spells bad news for the Taliban [1144d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 162 [1144d]
• US President Biden signs new executive order on abortion rights [1144d]
• Rescuers in Mexico battle to free 10 trapped coal miners [1144d]
• Photos: Two years after Beirut explosion, Lebanon awaits justice [1144d]
• Two years after Beirut blast, lawsuits raise hopes for justice [1144d]
• India withdraws data protection and privacy bill [1144d]
• Indonesia’s PayPal, Yahoo bans cast cloud over tech hub dream [1144d]
• Toyota’s profits plunge 42 percent on chip shortages, COVID curbs [1144d]
• Zelenskyy urges China’s Xi to help end Russia’s war in Ukraine [1144d]
• Reuters journalists in US plan first strike in decades [1144d]
• Argentina’s new economic minister promises to stop printing money [1144d]
• Why China is not sanctioning Taiwan’s key chip industry [1144d]
• China to start major military drills around Taiwan [1144d]
• Mexican journalist killed in bar shooting — 13th this year [1144d]
• Arab American teenager beaten by police released to his parents [1144d]