The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• What to know about China’s 20th Communist Party Congress [1127d]
• Tunisian protesters denounce ‘coup’, demand president steps down [1127d]
• At least 20 killed in Colombia bus accident [1127d]
• Elon Musk U-turns – will continue funding Starlink in Ukraine [1127d]
• Is UK Prime Minister Liz Truss in trouble? [1127d]
• Ukraine says power facility near Kyiv damaged in Russian attack [1127d]
• Mason Greenwood charged with attempted rape [1127d]
• Iraq’s Sadrist camp refuses to join new government [1127d]
• One dead in flash floods on Greek island Crete [1127d]
• China says it reserves right to use force over Taiwan [1127d]
• Pakistan summons US envoy over Biden’s nuclear remarks [1127d]
• Iran and EU on collision course over sanctions tied with protests [1127d]
• First Russian soldiers arrive in Belarus for joint force: Minsk [1127d]
• High stakes gamble: Putin’s tactical nuclear options [1127d]
• India slips in Global Hunger Index, ranks 107 out of 121 nations [1127d]
• The Age of Xi: China’s leader looks to a third term [1127d]
• New UK chancellor admits ‘mistakes’, warns of tax hikes [1127d]
• DR Congo colonels get death penalty for murder of Chinese workers [1127d]
• Floods inundate Australia as the country battles extreme weather [1127d]
• Xi Jinping is stronger than ever, but China’s future is uncertain [1127d]
• El Salvador: 55,000 suspected gang members arrested since March [1127d]
• Why did OPEC+ slash oil output? [1128d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 234 [1128d]
• The controversies, shocks at the 1934 FIFA World Cup [1128d]
• California governor blocks parole of Charles Manson cult follower [1128d]
• India says submarine-launched ballistic missile test a success [1128d]
• Series of earthquakes rattle Hawaii amid Mauna Loa volcano unrest [1128d]
• US announces new $725m military assistance package for Ukraine [1128d]