The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Will South Korea survive the biggest challenge to its democracy in decades? [583d]
• At least 50 people killed in Israeli strikes on homes, camps in Gaza [583d]
• NATO chief urges increased defence spending as Trump presidency looms [583d]
• Biden tours Angola railway project to boost Africa-West trade links [583d]
• Insurance executive fatally shot in Manhattan [583d]
• Who is Abu Mohammed al-Golani, leader of HTS in Syria? [583d]
• French PM Michel Barnier’s government loses confidence vote [583d]
• Trump nominates Musk collaborator to head space agency NASA [583d]
• Namibia elects its first female president [583d]
• Trump has won the culture war [583d]
• At a camp in Mexico, migrants weigh the prospect of a second Trump term [583d]
• Syria gov’t forces battle opposition fighters near city of Hama [583d]
• World chess champ Ding and teen challenger Gukesh tied past halfway mark [583d]
• Police raid Georgia opposition parties’ offices as protests continue [583d]
• Russia says ‘many’ countries eager to host Ukraine talks but no grounds yet [583d]
• Threat of RSF invasion looms over el-Fasher in Sudan’s Darfur [583d]
• Democrats win final seat in US House, cutting into Republican majority [583d]
• Fear and loathing in Culiacan, Sinaloa [583d]
• US healthcare executive fatally shot in New York: Reports [583d]
• Georgians show “sheer anger” over suspended EU membership bid [583d]
• Israel “suffocating” humanitarian aid intended for Gaza [583d]
• “Rapid collapse” of front lines in Syria due to complacency [583d]
• How South Korea woke up to the shortest martial law in history [583d]
• Video: UN aid worker describes dire humanitarian conditions in Gaza [583d]
• Syrian opposition forces must brace for “coming pushback” [583d]
• Tech wars: Why has China banned exports of rare minerals to US? [583d]
• Turkiye President in “much weaker position than previous years” [583d]
• Syrian conflict is actually “two offensives” [583d]
• “Crumbling” Syrian army front line may have “domino effect” [583d]
• Millions without power as Cuba hit by another nationwide blackout [583d]
• Guinea rights groups say death toll in stadium stampede too low [583d]
• Would Trump impose 100 percent tariffs on BRICS nations? [583d]
• Netanyahu, the ICC and the new world disorder [583d]
• South Korea’s long history of martial law – and impeachments [584d]
• Israeli settlers mount attacks in occupied West Bank [584d]
• South Korea president faces impeachment after martial law [584d]
• South Koreans in shock after President’s failed martial law declaration [584d]
• ‘It isn’t safe’: South African first responders attacked while saving lives [584d]
• Israeli forces arrest medics in West Bank hospital raid [584d]
• Renowned Jewish academic arrested after pro-Palestinian speech [584d]
• Government of French PM Michel Barnier faces no-confidence vote [584d]
• Second impeachment motion filed against Philippines VP Duterte [584d]
• ‘World on fire’: UN aid agency warns of tough choices as funding falls [584d]
• Video: Staff at besieged Gaza hospital injured in Israeli attack [584d]
• Dead but not counted: Hidden victims of Pakistan’s latest political clash [584d]
• Confrontation between Philippines and Chinese ships in South China Sea [584d]
• South Korean opposition submits impeachment bill for President Yoon [584d]
• Pakistan rest Afridi for South Africa Tests with eye on Champions Trophy [584d]
• Why did South Korea declare martial law, what’s next for President Yoon? [584d]
• People walk miles searching for bread amid Gaza’s war shortages [584d]
• Bangladesh beat West Indies by 101 runs to level Test series [584d]
• Protests call for South Korean president to quit over martial law order [584d]
• Divided Straits: The internal divide over Taiwan’s future [584d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,014 [584d]