The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Trump team seeks to limit protection order in US election interference case [1018d]
• Several killed in Russian missile attack in Pokrovsk, eastern Ukraine [1019d]
• Nine killed in multiple bombings in Pakistan [1019d]
• What unites and divides the Amazon rainforest nations? [1019d]
• Rwanda genocide suspect Kabuga should not face trial, UN judges say [1019d]
• US urges Niger coup leaders to step aside in ‘direct contact’ [1019d]
• Women’s World Cup: Jamaica historic run comes despite ‘subpar’ support [1019d]
• Ukraine detains woman over alleged plot to attack Zelenskyy [1019d]
• Court tosses out Trump defamation countersuit against writer E Jean Carroll [1019d]
• ‘Of course’ Trump lost 2020 election, Republican candidate DeSantis says [1019d]
• ‘Extremely worrisome’: Kidnappings of women, children surge in Haiti [1019d]
• Six months on from earthquakes, tent hospital treats patients in Syria [1019d]
• At least 16 people killed in refugee shipwrecks off North Africa [1019d]
• Rains destroy hundreds of homes in Sudan’s north: State media [1019d]
• India Supreme Court to monitor investigations into Manipur sexual violence [1019d]
• Sweden, Norway issue red alerts as heavy rain derails train, floods roads [1019d]
• At least two killed on fifth day of taxi drivers strike in South Africa [1019d]
• Extreme weather: Nature holds the keys of resilience and hope [1019d]
• ECOWAS calls for second emergency summit to discuss Niger coup [1019d]
• Thai election runner-up agrees to coalition with conservative party [1019d]
• Former US police officer sentenced for role in George Floyd’s killing [1019d]
• Iran’s foreign minister in first high-level visit to Japan since 2019 [1019d]
• Brazil hosting Amazon summit: What you need to know [1019d]
• Niger coup complicates routes for European airlines across Africa [1019d]
• Tunisia activists appeal jail terms over pollution protests [1019d]
• Thousands of US troops arrive in Red Sea amid ratcheting Iran tensions [1019d]
• Niger: What are West Africa’s options to reverse the coup? [1019d]
• Several injured as blast hits grain silos at Turkey’s Derince port [1019d]
• UK moves asylum seekers to barge despite humanitarian concerns [1019d]
• Bangladesh to tone down ‘draconian’ digital security law [1019d]
• Could El Salvador’s gang crackdown spread across Latin America? [1019d]
• Australia cruise past Denmark 2-0 and into World Cup quarter-finals [1019d]