The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• U.N. Human-Rights Agency Issues Report on Xinjiang Over China's Protest [1294d]
• Ukrainian Soldiers Say They Are Advancing in the South, but at a Cost [1294d]
• U.S., Allies Prepare to Outline Plan to Limit Price of Russian Oil [1294d]
• In Putin's Russia, Last Soviet Leader Gorbachev Leaves Behind a Divisive Legacy [1294d]
• Bank of Mexico Cuts 2023 Growth Estimate on Global Slowdown [1294d]
• Queen Elizabeth II to Appoint Prime Minister From Scotland [1294d]
• Germany Agrees to Compensation for Families of Israeli Athletes Killed at 1972 Olympic Games [1294d]
• India's GDP Jumps as Consumer Spending Revives, Covid Fears Ebb [1294d]
• China Factories Hurt Amid Covid Disruptions, Heat Wave, Property Slump [1295d]
• Taiwan Warns of Counterattack if China Violates Territorial Waters, Airspace [1295d]
• Ukraine's Overstretched Psychiatric Hospitals Face Wave of Traumatized Soldiers [1295d]
• Russia Halts Nord Stream Gas Pipeline [1295d]
• Japan to Build Longer-Range Missiles and Study Hypersonic Technology [1295d]
• Japan's Kishida Says He Wants to Reduce Reliance on Nuclear Power [1295d]
• IAEA Team Leaves Kyiv for Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant [1295d]