The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• ‘They rape us before we can cross’: Women, girls fleeing violence in Mali [162d]
• Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 897 [162d]
• Israeli strike on Gaza school kills more than 100: Report [162d]
• US says El Chapo son surrendered but El Mayo taken against will from Mexico [162d]
• US to send $3.5bn more in military aid to Israel amid war on Gaza [162d]
• Japan’s Ami Yuasa dances her way to gold in first Olympic breaking final [162d]
• Algeria’s Imane Khelif beats Yang Liu to win boxing gold at Paris Olympics [162d]
• Is far-right violence in the UK in retreat? [162d]
• US declares controversial Israeli battalion eligible for assistance [162d]
• Israel steps up attacks in Lebanon, kills Hamas official [162d]
• Order by Iran’s Khamenei to ‘punish’ Israel will be implemented: IRGC [162d]
• Plane with 62 on board crashes in Brazil [162d]
• Plane carrying 62 people crashes in Brazil’s Sao Paulo state [162d]
• US ambassador leads boycott of Nagasaki atomic bombing ceremony [162d]
• Russian attack on Ukrainian supermarket kills 14, officials say [162d]
• Will abortion be a draw for US voters in 2024? This doctor thinks so [162d]
• What Ukraine’s assault on Russia could mean for EU gas supplies [162d]
• UK court jails man for stirring ‘racial hatred’ amid anti-immigrant riots [162d]
• Israeli airstrike destroys a home in Khan Younis [162d]
• Hamas has a new political chief. What will Yahya Sinwar mean for Gaza? [162d]
• British imam converts hatred to understanding [162d]
• Mali orders Swedish ambassador to leave within 72 hours [163d]
• Will Yunus-led interim government bring Bangladesh out of its ‘dark era’? [163d]
• Israeli soldier accused of involvement in prisoner rape speaks out [163d]
• ‘I feel fear’: Muslims in the UK question sense of belonging after riots [163d]
• Turkey says Somalia, Ethiopia to resume talks on port deal [163d]
• Misleading reports of attacks on Bangladesh Hindus circulates in India [163d]
• America’s promises of racial justice remain unfulfilled and untrustworthy [163d]
• Third suspect detained over plan to attack Taylor Swift shows in Vienna [163d]
• Tanzania’s conservation concerns do not excuse violations of Maasai rights [163d]
• Is Xi Jinping’s China on a path to war? [163d]
• Anti-racists saved Britain, now it’s time for Keir Starmer to take action [163d]
• ‘Everything is legitimate’: Israeli leaders defend soldiers accused of rape [163d]
• Ex-Catalan separatist leader Puigdemont leaves Spain after avoiding arrest [163d]
• Philippine court orders regulator to restore licence of news site Rappler [163d]
• Southport community tries to recover after grief ‘hijacked’ by rioters [163d]
• Thailand’s disbanded opposition party relaunches under new name, leader [163d]
• ‘Never say goodbye’: Can AI bring the dead back to life? [163d]
• DR Congo military court sentences 26 armed group members to death [163d]