The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Sudan’s original ‘Janjaweed’ leader sides with army against tribal foe [508d]
• Sudan’s original ‘Janjaweed’ leader sides with army against tribal foe [508d]
• Polish farmers suspend blockade of Ukraine border [508d]
• US advocacy groups back Palestine solidarity campus protests amid Gaza war [508d]
• Palestinian-American student in Texas sees positive outcome of protests [508d]
• What would ICC arrest warrants against Benjamin Netanyahu mean for Israel? [508d]
• Columbia University students respond to threats of suspension [508d]
• Child marriage is a problem in the US that needs urgent action [509d]
• Ecuador sues Mexico at ICJ over granting asylum to former vice president [509d]
• Columbia University threatens suspension over pro-Palestinian protests [509d]
• Sorbonne students show solidarity with protests for Palestine [509d]
• Ukraine’s Zelenskyy and NATO chief Stoltenberg urge faster arms supplies [509d]
• Gerard Depardieu released after questioning over alleged sexual assaults [509d]
• US, UK urge Hamas to accept Israeli truce proposal in war on Gaza [509d]
• ‘The encampment fills me with hope for a Palestinian future’ [509d]
• ‘Lame duck leader’: Scotland’s Humza Yousaf quits. What’s next? [509d]
• Luis Rubiales denies ‘irregularities’ in Spanish football corruption probe [509d]
• Apartheid to fossil fuels: Columbia’s history of divestment before Gaza [509d]
• ‘We scorned them’: Military, political and human costs of Israeli hubris [509d]
• Gaza war protesters disrupt Paris’s Sorbonne University [509d]
• Russell Bentley: Pro-Russia fighter from Texas disappears in Donetsk [509d]
• Baby rescued from apartment roof’s edge in India [509d]
• Israeli officials eye threat of ICC cases over war in Gaza [509d]
• Palestinian journalist searches for missing mother, only to find her body [509d]
• Scottish First Minister Humza Yousaf resigns after a year in job [509d]
• Jewish student and peace group founder supports Gaza anti-war protests [509d]
• Mapping pro-Palestine campus protests around the world [509d]
• Spain’s Sanchez drama: After toying with resignation, PM draws criticism [509d]
• US presidential candidate speaks out after anti-war protest arrest [509d]
• Georgians ‘March for Europe’ in protest against controversial bill [509d]
• Burst dam in Kenya pushes flood death toll past 120 [509d]
• As Hamas goes to Egypt, where do the Gaza truce talks stand? [509d]
• Scotland’s first minister Humza Yousaf resigns [509d]
• German police break up Gaza solidarity camp in front of Bundestag [509d]
• Spain’s PM Sanchez to remain in office [509d]
• Germany launches trial of far-right coup plotters [509d]
• Togo’s parliamentary election: Why all eyes are on President Gnassingbe [509d]
• Confrontations between rival protesters at UCLA over Gaza war [509d]
• Rafah rescue team uses pulley to retrieve man injured by Israeli attack [509d]
• Aslan: A little Syrian boy’s journey to hear again [509d]
• Williamson to lead experienced New Zealand squad at ICC T20 World Cup 2024 [509d]
• Israeli air strike destroys residential tower in Gaza [509d]
• NBA Playoffs: Clippers survive epic Dallas comeback, NY Knicks edge Sixers [509d]
• The power and risks of campus protests [509d]
• Is Modi’s India more unequal than under British rule? [509d]
• Japan’s yen plunges to lowest level against the dollar since 1990 [509d]
• At least four dead in US after dozens of tornadoes rip through Oklahoma [509d]
• Tornado kills five, causes widespread destruction in China’s Guangzhou [509d]
• Dubai’s ruler announces construction of world’s largest airport terminal [509d]
• US finds Putin probably did not order Navalny’s death in February: Report [509d]
• Elon Musk meets China’s No 2 official in Beijing [509d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 795 [509d]