The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Indigenous child compensation deal falls short: Canadian tribunal [1116d]
• Alphabet’s revenue miss fans fears of economic slowdown [1116d]
• Twitter is losing its most active users, internal documents show [1116d]
• Quebec sovereigntists urge Canada to cut ties to British monarchy [1116d]
• Ukraine urges refugees to remain abroad as winter power cuts loom [1116d]
• Russia tells UN that Ukraine is preparing to use a dirty bomb [1116d]
• Pakistan’s former PM Imran Khan announces march on capital [1116d]
• US school shooter armed with rifle, 600 rounds: Police [1116d]
• How have Myanmar’s ethnic conflicts evolved since the coup? [1116d]
• US consumer confidence takes a hit in October [1116d]
• Brazil struggles to tame misinformation ahead of elections [1116d]
• Adidas ends partnership with Kanye West over anti-Semitic remarks [1116d]
• World reacts as Rishi Sunak becomes the UK’s new PM [1116d]
• Nigerian flood victims decry government’s response to disaster [1116d]
• Thousands mourn Palestinians killed by Israel in Nablus [1116d]
• Gunmen kill policeman escorting polio vaccine worker in Pakistan [1116d]
• ‘Putin is using ethnic minorities to fight in Ukraine’: Activist [1117d]
• New Delhi wakes up to toxic smog after Diwali celebrations [1117d]
• Ethiopia’s warring sides meet for talks in South Africa [1117d]
• Russian court upholds Brittney Griner’s nine-year sentence [1117d]
• Sunak takes over crisis-hit economy as UK’s new prime minister [1117d]
• Diversity debate rages as Sunak, a British Indian, becomes UK PM [1117d]
• Rishi Sunak’s first speech as UK prime minister: Full transcript [1117d]
• Italy’s Meloni commits to EU, rejects fascism in speech to MPs [1117d]
• Qatar emir slams ‘ferocious’ campaign against World Cup host [1117d]
• Ugandan children died in their sleep in burning school for blind [1117d]
• Saudi FM denies MBS privately derided US President Biden [1117d]
• Kenyan police ‘regret’ killing Pakistani journalist Arshad Sharif [1117d]
• Dirty bombs designed to cause fear and panic – but few deaths [1117d]
• Denmark set to keep anti-immigrant policy regardless of vote [1117d]
• Thousands evacuated as Cyclone Sitrang hits Bangladesh [1117d]
• Sudan’s hidden resistance: ‘The day that can no longer wait’ [1117d]
• Can an African team reach the World Cup 2022 semi-finals? [1117d]
• WhatsApp is down as it suffers major outage across the world [1117d]
• Inside a shelter for displaced Ukrainian children [1117d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 244 [1117d]
• Cyclone Sitrang lashes Bangladesh, killing nine [1117d]
• To save its economy, Sudan needs civilian rule [1117d]
• Woman with gun arrested outside Indonesian presidential palace [1117d]
• Can positivity help tackle the global climate emergency? [1117d]
• What Virat Kohli’s T20 World Cup innings meant to India [1117d]
• Death toll from air raids in Myanmar’s Kachin reported to hit 80 [1117d]
• Amnesty calls for investigation of possible war crimes in Gaza [1117d]
• Emissions from China-invested overseas coal plants equal to Spain [1117d]
• At least three Palestinians killed in Israeli raids on Nablus [1117d]