The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Hong Kong businesses see political persecution in COVID controls [1451d]
• Jacobabad: World’s hottest city in Pakistan now under water [1451d]
• Syria says Aleppo airport hit by Israeli missile strikes [1451d]
• UN team reaches Zaporizhzhia on mission to avert nuclear accident [1451d]
• EU toughens travel rules for Russians but issues no full visa ban [1451d]
• Palestinian prisoner ends hunger strike following release deal [1451d]
• Sudan protester killed at anti-coup rally: Medics [1451d]
• Biden, Lapid discuss ‘shared commitment’ against nukes for Iran [1451d]
• Over 6.8 million have left Venezuela since 2014 and exodus grows [1451d]
• How can inevitable sea level rises be dealt with? [1451d]
• Pakistan steps up aid efforts after ravaging floods [1451d]
• Michigan mulls putting abortion rights initiative before voters [1451d]
• Dozens of civilians killed in April by Mali’s army: UN report [1451d]
• Former Pakistan PM Imran Khan appears in court in contempt case [1451d]
• Taliban official says Islam grants women right to education, work [1451d]
• Muqtada al-Sadr and Iraq’s propensity for an intra-Shia conflict [1451d]
• Sadr supporters still demand change in Iraq after deadly violence [1451d]
• At least 14 dead in rebel attacks in eastern DR Congo [1451d]
• US approves updated COVID boosters targeting Omicron variants [1451d]
• South Africa’s Pistorius sues for right to parole hearing [1451d]
• ‘It took me decades to realise what Gorbachev gave me’ [1451d]
• Spain violated four ex-Catalan leaders’ rights: UN committee [1451d]
• Is Ukraine’s counteroffensive progressing? [1451d]
• Iran delivers European ‘peace initiative’ on Ukraine to Russia [1451d]
• Ukraine-Russia: The Weight of War [1452d]
• Afghanistan’s Taliban mark anniversary of US-led force withdrawal [1452d]
• The bloody truth behind Japan’s dolphin hunting [1452d]
• Gabon sets example of how to preserve the Congo Basin rainforest [1452d]