The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• The Spanish Revolt: The European Leader Who Says No to Trump [17d]
• Opinion | Cuban Communism’s Long Goodbye [17d]
• Opinion | Don’t Let Iran’s Hostage-Takers Win [17d]
• Opinion | Hong Kong Says ‘Show Us Your Passwords’ [17d]
• Maduro’s Lawyer Says He Won’t Get Fair Trial Without Money to Pay Legal Bills [17d]
• Inside the Trump-Spain Rift Testing the Trans-Atlantic Alliance [17d]
• Bank of Canada to Protect Economy From Risk of Persistent Inflation, No. 2 Official Says [17d]
• Opinion | My Book Is Banned in Hong Kong [17d]
• Israel Races to Pound Iran’s Arms Production Before War Ends [17d]
• Saudi Arabia Halts Yearslong Effort to Bring Skiing to the Desert [17d]
• Air Canada CEO Issues Apology Over English-Only Message [17d]
• Arms Maker CSG Eyes Deals in Push to Boost Production, CFO Says [17d]
• EU Warns Porn Sites Over Access by Minors, Probes Snapchat [17d]
• Growth in Asia Could Slow Sharply on Prolonged Mideast Conflict, ADB Says [17d]
• Carbon-Removal Credits Licensed by EU Draw Interest From Investors [17d]
• Thyssenkrupp Warns 1,200 Steel Manufacturing Jobs at Risk in Germany, France [17d]
• Stock Futures Slip and Oil Climbs Back to $100 [17d]
• EU Lawmakers Vote to Advance U.S. Trade Deal [17d]
• BOE Must Be Patient in Considering Response to Middle East War, Says Breeden [17d]
• Impact of Middle East Conflict on Europe’s Financial System ‘Contained’ For Now, Says ECB’s De Guindos [17d]
• European Gas Prices Rise as U.S.-Iran Talks Uncertainty Fuels Supply Concerns [17d]
• Iran Is Applying the Lessons of Russia’s Drone Warfare Against America [18d]
• As Bombs Rain Down, U.S. Firms Press Ahead With Gulf Expansion [18d]
• Trump Tells Aides He Wants Speedy End to Iran War [18d]
• Trump’s Ambivalence on Taiwan Opens a Historic Opportunity for China [18d]