The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Haiti’s political crisis worsens as Senate terms expire [1232d]
• Peru imposes nightly curfew in restive region after protests [1232d]
• Trump executive Weisselberg sentenced to 5 months for tax fraud [1232d]
• US House Republicans get to work, but Democrats raise concerns [1232d]
• ‘Parade of storms’ throttles California for a third straight week [1232d]
• Global economy ‘perilously close’ to a recession: World Bank [1232d]
• Ukrainian troops to train on Patriot missile system in US [1232d]
• How much mandate should governments have after elections? [1232d]
• Canada sanctions ex-Sri Lanka presidents Mahinda, Gotabaya [1232d]
• Colombia VP Marquez says security foiled assassination attempt [1232d]
• Brazil investigates capital rampage amid calls for accountability [1232d]
• North American leaders to cooperate on semiconductors [1232d]
• Finnish appeals court begins Liberia war crime hearing [1232d]
• China halts travel visas for South Korea, Japan over COVID curbs [1232d]
• Tech giants’ pivot out of China can usher in a human rights reset [1232d]
• Armenia cancels military drills of Russian-led alliance [1232d]
• Thousands of Iran assault rifles bound for Yemen seized: US Navy [1232d]
• Iran sentences Belgian national to 40 years in prison, 74 lashes [1232d]
• War game shows Taiwan stops China invasion but at ‘enormous’ cost [1232d]
• Nigeria’s GT Bank fined in UK over money-laundering failures [1232d]
• Russia promises stronger military as Ukraine war drags on [1232d]
• Feeling the Game: Rwanda’s blind sports reporter [1232d]
• As battles rage, Russia likely controls Ukraine’s Soledar: UK [1232d]
• Gabon names first female vice president and new prime minister [1232d]