The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Peru anti-government protesters clash with police in Puno [1037d]
• Are the presidents of Turkey and Syria about to meet? [1037d]
• Two bodies found in undercarriage of plane at Colombia airport [1037d]
• Thousands march in Paris to protest unresolved killings of Kurds [1037d]
• McCarthy becomes US House speaker, but with diminished power [1037d]
• Pakistan’s army chief visits Saudi Arabia amid economic crisis [1037d]
• Ukraine, Russia exchange fire as Christmas truce falters [1037d]
• Deschamps extends contract as France head coach until 2026 [1037d]
• Billionaire Jack Ma to cede control of China’s Ant Group [1037d]
• China suspends social media accounts of COVID policy critics [1037d]
• Five dead after boat carrying migrants sinks off Tunisia’s coast [1037d]
• What’s next for global real estate in the year ahead? [1037d]
• Russia-Ukraine: The Media Front Line [1038d]
• Albin Kurti: Can Kosovo bond with its ethnic Serbs? [1038d]
• Iran executes two more men in cases linked to ongoing protests [1038d]
• Business Critical: Can Companies Inspire A Sustainable Future? [1038d]
• Myanmar’s military holds election talks with armed ethic groups [1038d]
• Once in 50,000-year comet to be visible from Earth [1038d]
• Farha and the story of the Palestinian collaborator [1038d]
• Brazilian Amazon deforestation up 150% in Bolsonaro’s last month [1038d]
• Republican Kevin McCarthy elected US House speaker [1038d]
• Decades-old NASA satellite due to re-enter atmosphere, low threat [1038d]
• Teacher shot by 6-year-old with gun in US classroom: Police [1038d]
• Artillery shells fly on Ukraine’s front lines despite ‘ceasefire’ [1038d]
• Australia’s battered tourism puts hope in China’s reopening [1038d]
• Mali’s military leader Goita pardons 49 Ivory Coast soldiers [1038d]
• Italian man pleads guilty to book fraud scheme in US court [1038d]
• Florida activates national guard as Cuban arrivals seek refuge [1038d]