The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• China quit ‘zero COVID’. Huge quarantine centres were left behind [1157d]
• Capitol riot: Woman accused of stealing Pelosi’s laptop sentenced [1157d]
• Rohingya campaigners condemn Myanmar’s ‘opaque’ repatriation plan [1157d]
• Lucia Perez: Argentina court convicts two in femicide case [1157d]
• World Athletics bans transgender women from female events [1157d]
• How problematic are illegal Israeli settlements in the West Bank? [1157d]
• Key takeaways: TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew testifies to US Congress [1157d]
• Russia doping suspension lifted, but war ban keeps athletes out [1157d]
• Analysis: The Man Utd bid and Qatar’s global sporting intent [1157d]
• China lifts Brazilian beef import ban ahead of Lula’s visit [1157d]
• Russian forces appear to lose steam as Ukraine prepares offensive [1157d]
• Hydrogen no break from fossil fuels, energy colonialism: Report [1157d]
• Parents can be tried for son’s school shooting: Appeals court [1157d]
• NY prosecutor rejects Republican ‘incursion’ into Trump probe [1158d]
• Haiti crisis looms large as Biden visits Canada’s Trudeau [1158d]
• TikTok CEO faces off with US legislators in first public hearing [1158d]
• Bank of England raises interest rates to 4.25% [1158d]
• Afghanistan school year starts without millions of teenage girls [1158d]
• How sustainable are electric vehicles? [1158d]
• A vanishing coast, deserted fields, and the search for solutions [1158d]
• US saw record book-banning efforts in 2022, library group says [1158d]
• Nigerian separatist leader’s brother loses London court challenge [1158d]
• Charles de Gaulle terminal blocked amid French pension protests [1158d]
• Iraqis still await special US visas 20 years after invasion [1158d]
• Ethiopia sets up Tigray interim gov’t as part of peace plan [1158d]
• DNA from Beethoven’s hair gives insight into fatal liver disease [1158d]
• Nigerian senator found guilty of trafficking man to UK for kidney [1158d]