The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• In New York, Taiwan leader says ties with US ‘closer than ever’ [1150d]
• Former US President Trump faces charges in New York [1150d]
• Turkish parliament ratifies Finland’s NATO membership [1150d]
• What’s driving the recent unrest in Kenya? [1150d]
• ‘Do your job’: Demands for change after latest US mass shooting [1150d]
• New rules bar rights abusers from running Premier League clubs [1150d]
• Church accused of Russia ties resists Kyiv monastery eviction [1150d]
• Pakistani court strikes down sedition law in win for free speech [1150d]
• Criticism of Russia, Belarus return to sport ‘deplorable’: IOC [1150d]
• Canada mass shooting inquiry urges police reform, gun regulations [1150d]
• US sanctions man accused of arms deal with North Korea and Russia [1150d]
• ICJ orders US to pay compensation for freezing Iranian assets [1150d]
• Across Latin America, families reel from migrant centre fire [1150d]
• Belarus arrests Russian separated from daughter over sketch [1150d]
• Vatican rejects ‘Doctrine of Discovery’ justifying colonialism [1150d]
• Ukraine prepares for counterattack as Putin makes nuclear threats [1150d]
• Kamala Harris announces Tanzania trade initiatives on Africa tour [1150d]
• Nine US soldiers killed in Kentucky helicopter training crash [1150d]
• UK’s health system grapples with battle between gender and sex [1150d]
• Who are the Gold Mafia? A cigarette don and a man named ‘Dollars’ [1150d]
• Gold smugglers use South African banks, bribes to launder money [1151d]
• Middle East round-up: Israel pauses its political crisis, for now [1151d]
• How Zimbabwe uses gold smuggling to evade sanctions choke [1151d]
• Bolsonaro back in Brazil after three months in the US [1151d]
• Senegal’s Ousmane Sonko given two-month suspended term for libel [1151d]
• S Sudan president appoints defence minister, breaching peace deal [1151d]