The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• US burger chain Wendy’s plans to test ‘surge pricing’ next year [564d]
• Thousands of artists call for Israel’s exclusion from Venice Biennale [564d]
• Brazil’s Fordlandia: Tracing the roots of Amazon deforestation [564d]
• Why is Israel’s prime minister determined to attack Rafah? [564d]
• Toddler dies from poisoning in Gaza [564d]
• Israel holds municipal elections; war on Gaza affects turnout and mood [564d]
• Germany confirms probe into former Lebanon central bank chief Salameh [564d]
• Zelenskyy in Saudi Arabia to push for peace, POW deal with Russia [564d]
• A Palestinian singer could represent Iceland at Eurovision [564d]
• German guiltwashing in times of genocide [564d]
• American Muslims helped Biden win in 2020. Will they abandon him now? [564d]
• Kharkiv’s metro stations are housing schools [564d]
• Palestinian singer running to represent Iceland at Eurovision contest [564d]
• Feared Dutch drug lord Ridouan Taghi sentenced to life in mega-trial [564d]
• Biden says agreement reached for ceasefire during Ramadan [564d]
• Relief as Italian court says rescued refugees cannot be sent back to Libya [564d]
• The Malawians braving climate shocks and red tape to make banana wine [564d]
• Pakistani journalist arrested for social posts against government officials [564d]
• Russian human rights campaigner Oleg Orlov sentenced to jail [564d]
• Birth of a Movement: Michigan’s Arab voters rise up to challenge Biden [564d]
• Nagham Abu Samra: Palestine karate champion, victim of Israel’s war on Gaza [564d]
• What is rugby’s ‘Calcutta Cup’ and why is it played in the UK? [564d]
• 2-month-old baby dies from hunger in Gaza [564d]
• Donation of $1bn cancels tuition fees at NYC medical school [564d]
• How is occupied East Jerusalem’s diversity under threat? [564d]
• Gaza’s budding 11-year-old journalist reporting the war [564d]
• NATO denies plans to send troops to Ukraine [564d]
• Russian activist Oleg Orlov sentenced to 30 months in prison [564d]
• Palestinians scramble for airdropped aid in Gaza [564d]
• Hostilities mount on Lebanon border as Hezbollah and Israel swap strikes [564d]
• The Syrian regime is stepping up its use of suicide drones [564d]
• UK-Houthi conflict stirs fears of escalation among Britain’s Yemenis [564d]
• AI takes centre stage as Web Summit kicks off in Qatar [564d]
• Russia orders halt on petrol exports [564d]
• Biden says Israel-Hamas ‘ceasefire’ imminent: What could a deal look like? [564d]
• Gaza faces starvation as Israel continues to block aid [564d]
• Israeli police break up ultra-Orthodox Jews’ military service protest [564d]
• Hamas studying Paris truce proposals as Israel continues Gaza campaign [564d]
• Two people shot dead as Guinea protest turns bloody [564d]
• Israel’s war on Gaza: List of key events, day 144 [564d]
• US claims ‘preemptive’ strikes against Houthi targets [564d]
• Biden hopes for a Gaza ceasefire by Monday [564d]
• Ahead of election, tension brews in Kashmir over tribal caste quotas [564d]
• New Zealand moves to abolish Maori health authority despite protests [564d]
• US Supreme Court casts doubt on GOP efforts to tackle alleged Big Tech bias [564d]
• Biden hopes for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza by Monday [564d]
• Canada unveils law to force tech firms to remove ‘harmful’ content online [564d]
• Taylor Swift’s father accused of assaulting photographer in Australia [564d]
• After decades touting openness, Singapore sees foreign meddling threat [564d]