The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• ‘Meaningful work’: Volunteers clean Ho Chi Minh City’s fetid canals by hand [1008d]
• Ecuador presidential candidates make final push to woo voters [1008d]
• US escalates trade dispute with Mexico over genetically modified corn [1008d]
• Hurricane Hilary to dump heavy rain on Mexico, southwest US [1008d]
• HRW, UN raise alarm over rape accusations against Sudan’s RSF [1009d]
• What does Libya’s political future hold? [1009d]
• Thousands flee as ‘unprecedented’ fires hit Canada’s Northwest Territories [1009d]
• After early World Cup exit, US women’s team coach Andonovski steps down [1009d]
• Iran FM in Saudi Arabia, says relations ‘on the right track’ [1009d]
• UK’s Sunak, Saudi crown prince to meet ‘at the earliest opportunity’ [1009d]
• Five key issues to look out for at first US Republican debate [1009d]
• Messi, Haaland make shortlist for UEFA’s best player award [1009d]
• ‘He said he’d surrender’: A family in shock after Israeli raid kills son [1009d]
• Pakistan election body to draw new boundaries as polls likely to be delayed [1009d]
• Ten killed after private jet crashes on a highway in Malaysia [1009d]
• Two dozen Nigerian troops die in air crash and evacuation mission gone awry [1009d]
• Haitian gang leader warns potential foreign force against any abuses [1009d]
• Hawaii’s governor promises to prevent ‘land grabs’ after Maui wildfires [1009d]
• Middle East Roundup: The Rabaa massacre remembered [1009d]
• After backlash, NATO chief says only Ukraine can decide on talks to end war [1009d]
• Spain Socialists win first parliamentary battle, securing speaker role [1009d]
• ‘Captured the nation’: Australia-England match breaks broadcast records [1009d]
• The New Greatness Case: Russian teenagers on trial [1009d]
• ‘New milestone’: Leaders of US, Japan and South Korea to meet at Camp David [1009d]
• Rohingya refugees fled Myanmar only to ‘live in fear’ in India [1009d]