The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Celsius founder Alex Mashinsky pleads guilty to two fraud counts [390d]
• US says it carried out strike against ‘imminent threat’ in Syria [390d]
• Meta says AI had only ‘modest’ impact on global elections in 2024 [390d]
• Namibia elects Nandi-Ndaitwah as country’s first woman president [390d]
• Bhopal gas leak survivors call for justice 40 years on [390d]
• South Korea’s President Yoon says he will lift marital law [390d]
• China hits back against US chip crackdown [390d]
• Biden makes historic visit by a US president to Angola [390d]
• One killed in Israeli attack on Lebanon as Netanyahu says war is not over [391d]
• South Korea martial law: How did we get here? [391d]
• South Korean parliament votes against president’s martial law declaration [391d]
• Can efforts to revive ceasefire negotiations for Gaza make progress? [391d]
• Is the battle for Aleppo part of Syria’s war? [391d]
• US imposes new sanctions on Iran’s ‘shadow fleet’ of oil tankers [391d]
• UN raises alarm over Syria as opposition groups press Hama offensive [391d]
• Where was the Lebanese government as Israel waged war? [391d]
• Crime against humanity: Why has a court found Belgium guilty of kidnapping? [391d]
• This year, Arab-American political power came to the fore [391d]
• Muqeem takes five wickets as Pakistan defeat Zimbabwe to win T20 series [391d]
• Georgia protests: What’s behind them and what’s next? [391d]
• South Korean president declares martial law in shock decision [391d]
• Wolves to lose ‘strictly protected’ status in Europe [391d]
• French no-confidence motion: Is PM Barnier’s government about to fall? [391d]
• Who are the major players in the battle for Syria? [391d]
• South Korea’s president declares emergency martial law [391d]
• The Future of Ageing: Global Challenges [391d]
• Georgia’s PM accuses opposition of orchestrating protest violence [391d]
• Russia to “rescue” Assad regime “very unlikely” [391d]
• Police accused of killings during India mosque protests [391d]
• Palestinian boy grows vegetables for the hungry in Gaza [391d]
• Syria tracker: Maps and charts [391d]
• NATO to step up action against Russian, Chinese ‘sabotage’ [391d]
• Can Donald Trump enact tariffs without Congress? And can anyone stop him? [391d]
• Ukrainians condemn US call to lower conscription age amid Russia’s war [391d]
• Chinese scientists rush to climate-proof potatoes [391d]
• Israel continues to pound Gaza, issue new evacuation orders [391d]
• Malaysia, Thailand brace for more rains after floods kill more than 30 [391d]
• Namibia set for first female president as disputed election count advances [391d]
• Ukraine slams ‘failed’ 1994 security guarantee, urges NATO membership [391d]
• ‘Rooted in this land until death’: A Palestinian family’s olive harvest [391d]
• Video: Heavy rains cause deadly landslide and floods in southern India [391d]
• Dubois to defend world heavyweight title against Parker in Saudi Arabia [391d]
• Rebel advance in Syria “bodies very ill” for Assad Forces [391d]
• Syrian hospital hit in air attack on opposition-held Idlib [391d]
• Rebel offensive may prompt “immediate” US withdrawal from Syria [391d]
• Hezbollah won’t “keep silent” for long if Gaza war continues [391d]
• Vietnam court upholds tycoon’s death sentence for $12bn bank fraud [391d]
• Manchester United coaching exit ‘hurt’ Ruud van Nistelrooy [391d]
• COVID-19 likely came from a lab, US committee finds [391d]
• Trump to attend Notre Dame reopening in first overseas trip since election [391d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,013 [391d]
• Musk’s multibillion-dollar Tesla pay package again rejected by US judge [391d]
• A glimpse of future airpower on display at biennial China airshow [391d]