The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Netherlands feared ‘great human suffering’ after UNRWA funding pause: memo [170d]
• Clashes erupt at Mexico City protest against Israel’s war on Gaza [170d]
• NBA Finals: Minnesota Timberwolves beat Dallas Mavericks in Game 4 [170d]
• Who is Dhruv Rathee? From Modi fan to Indian PM’s most formidable critic [170d]
• Former Thailand PM Thaksin Shinawatra to go on trial for royal insult [170d]
• ‘We will win’: South Africa’s ruling ANC confident despite party ‘missteps’ [170d]
• Russia plans higher taxes for rich, companies as cost of Ukraine war mounts [170d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 824 [170d]
• Melinda French Gates says she’s donating $1bn in support of women, families [170d]
• Haiti transitional council names Conille prime minister amid gang violence [170d]
• The art project aiming to keep Australia’s Indigenous people out of jail [170d]
• Closing arguments wrap up in Trump’s hush-money trial: Here’s what to know [170d]
• Former spy chief Dick Schoof proposed as Dutch PM [171d]
• US says Gaza pier being repaired as aid groups urge more consistent routes [171d]
• How tenuous is the peace deal between Egypt and Israel? [171d]
• Israel’s Rafah assault could halt last functioning hospital, WHO warns [171d]
• Ireland, Norway and Spain recognise Palestine as an independent state [171d]
• Former FTX executive Salame sentenced to 7.5 years in US prison [171d]
• After massacre in Gaza’s Rafah, advocates ask: Where is Biden’s red line? [171d]
• US opens up banking to private Cuban businesses to boost small firms [171d]
• Climate crisis threatens 41 million across Caribbean and Latin America: UN [171d]
• ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2024: Which teams are favourites for the title? [171d]
• What happened when Israel attacked Rafah? [171d]
• Photos: Palestinians flee Tal as-Sultan area in Rafah amid Israeli assault [171d]
• Georgian parliament overrides presidential veto of ‘foreign agent bill’ [171d]
• At least 21 killed, dozens wounded in Israeli attacks on Gaza’s Rafah [171d]
• The Big Gamble [171d]
• Ireland, Norway and Spain recognise Palestine. What has that changed? [171d]
• Vatican issues apology after Pope Francis’s ‘homophobic’ slur [171d]
• Big Pharma’s focus on profit is behind medicine shortages, superbug threat [171d]
• New York jury hearing closing arguments as Trump hush-money trial nears end [171d]
• Slovenia’s ‘moral duty’: What’s behind its push to recognise Palestine? [171d]
• Fighting for Survival in Gaza [171d]
• Hong Kong charges six people under new national security law [171d]
• Trump’s Legal Troubles — Explained | Start Here [171d]
• Rafah’s main hospital shuts as Israel attacks again [171d]
• Taiwan’s parliament passes bill pushing pro-China changes [171d]
• South Africa elections 2024: Key issues by the numbers [171d]
• Israeli spy chief ‘threatened’ ICC prosecutor over war crimes case: Report [171d]
• Global protests condemn Israel’s attack on Rafah [171d]
• Disgraced Olympic swimmer Sun Yang eyes competitive return as drug ban ends [171d]
• UK’s Sunak eyes national service: What is it and which countries have it? [171d]
• EU pushing to boost military aid to Ukraine [171d]
• Cape Town’s poor ‘neglected’ in South Africa’s only opposition-run province [171d]
• Letter from ‘Kibbutz Israel’ [171d]
• Rafah residents face further danger as Israel hits city’s two hospitals [171d]
• Palestinian state the ‘only route to peace’ says Spanish PM [171d]
• Trump promises crackdown on pro-Palestinian protests if elected [171d]
• Boston Celtics reach NBA Finals with win over Indiana Pacers [171d]
• Submerged homes and heatwaves fuel Mexico climate angst [171d]
• ‘Russia needs China more’: Are Putin and Xi in a marriage of convenience? [171d]
• Spain formally recognises Palestine as a state [171d]
• ‘They stole our jobs and life’: Anger and desperation in India’s coal belt [171d]
• Cluster munition use reported after Ukraine’s Russian-held Luhansk attacked [171d]