The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Colombian President Petro reshuffles cabinet in dramatic move [1122d]
• Facebook parent Meta’s shares soar on first sales jump in a year [1122d]
• Rights group denounces ‘brutal’ protest crackdown in Peru [1122d]
• Man City thrash Arsenal 4-1 in Premier League title showdown [1122d]
• First Republic’s market value plunges below $1bn from $40bn peak [1122d]
• Veteran sentenced to prison for US border wall fraud scheme [1122d]
• UK House of Commons approves controversial asylum bill [1122d]
• UK blocks Microsoft-Activision gaming deal, biggest in tech [1122d]
• Can President Joe Biden win US re-election? [1122d]
• Disney sues Florida’s DeSantis over efforts to ‘weaponize’ govt [1122d]
• Columnist E Jean Carroll begins testimony in Trump rape trial [1122d]
• Fear, guilt and hope in Sudan [1122d]
• Xi holds first talks with Zelenskyy since Russian invasion [1122d]
• Humanitarian fears as thousands of Sudanese flee to Chad on foot [1122d]
• Slain Japanese journalist’s camera resurfaces after 15 years [1122d]
• UN’s new Haiti envoy warns of ‘alarming’ surge in violence [1122d]
• Ex-Brazil President Bolsonaro appears before police in riot probe [1122d]
• Chile bets on becoming world lithium leader as demand rises [1122d]
• South Korea-US summit to be topped by nuclear-armed sub agreement [1122d]
• Uganda’s anti-gay bill preys on African exceptionalism [1123d]
• Yemeni detainees recount torture after release in prisoner swap [1123d]
• Iran Supreme Court upholds Iranian-German man’s death sentence [1123d]
• MLB seeks ‘best form of baseball’ by picking up the pace [1123d]
• Ukraine’s counteroffensive to begin next week, says Wagner boss [1123d]
• Mozambique okays resumption of $20bn Cabo Delgado gas project [1123d]
• Sudanese dual citizens who returned home uprooted by conflict [1123d]
• Russia’s Navalny slams ‘absurd’ terrorism case from jail [1123d]
• Murhaf, 11, raises $230,000 selling flower pins in Sweden [1123d]