The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• How will US Republicans manage the House over the next two years? [986d]
• Ukraine denies Russian claim it killed hundreds of soldiers [986d]
• Jair Bolsonaro supporters storm Brazil’s Congress [986d]
• UK PM Sunak signals he is open to discussing pay rises for nurses [986d]
• Sweden says cannot fulfil Turkey’s demands for NATO application [986d]
• Powerful earthquake hits Vanuatu, triggers tsunami warning [986d]
• More than 20 killed in bus crash near Kenya-Uganda border [986d]
• Al-Aqsa storming doesn’t bode well for religious rights in Israel [986d]
• Barbara Walters and the curse of celebrity journalism [986d]
• NATO turns down Serbia’s request to deploy troops in Kosovo [986d]
• Deq: The tattooist preserving the ink of a disappearing culture [986d]
• Dozens killed after buses collide in central Senegal [986d]
• Pakistan’s finance minister to meet IMF delegation in Geneva [986d]
• Israel revokes entry permits of senior Palestinian officials [986d]
• Man arrested after urinating on woman on board Air India flight [986d]
• Two-time champion Naomi Osaka withdraws from Australian Open [986d]
• Ukraine sanctions dozens of Russian artists, public figures [986d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 319 [986d]
• Benin holds parliamentary vote, the opposition is allowed to run [986d]
• Old is new again: Qatar teens give worn clothes a second life [986d]
• 17 killed, 22 injured in road accident in eastern China [986d]
• Thousands of Israelis protest against Netanyahu’s new government [986d]
• Ivory Coast troops return home after months of captivity in Mali [986d]
• China reopens borders to quarantine-free travel [986d]