The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• Opinion | Trump Can’t Tolerate Peace and Quiet [33d]
• Opinion | Donald Trump, Not Unchained [33d]
• Venezuela Unveils Oil Bill to Attract Investors, Lift Output [33d]
• Opinion | ISIS May Prosper From Syria’s Dangerous Turn [33d]
• Opinion | Japan’s Economy Is Worse and Better Than the Doom and Gloom [33d]
• Opinion | Notable & Quotable: American Refugees Flee to Europe [33d]
• Opinion | Why Putin Was Rooting for a U.S. Invasion of Greenland [33d]
• Opinion | Trump, NATO and the Big Greenland Gambit [33d]
• Opinion | Terror Proxy: ‘I Abhor War’ [33d]
• Opinion | Correction [33d]
• At NATO’s HQ, Military Chiefs Tune Out Battle Over Greenland [33d]
• Forget Greenland. Macron’s Sunglasses Take Over Davos. [33d]
• U.S. Weighs Complete Military Withdrawal From Syria [33d]
• Gilt Yields Rise, Sterling Falls as Political Uncertainty Resurfaces in U.K. [33d]
• Trump’s About-Face on Greenland Thrusts Europe Into Another Dilemma [33d]
• Trump Wants Peace Board to Rewrite Global Order—but Major Powers Aren’t Sold [33d]
• Alarm Over Trump’s Greenland Threat Gives Way to Uncertainty Around ‘Future Deal’ [33d]
• Trump Has Options in Iran. None Are Likely to Help Protesters Much. [33d]
• Europe’s Populists Embraced Trump. Now They Are Getting Buyer’s Remorse. [33d]
• Trump Says Peace Board Promises Rosier Future for Middle East [33d]
• Several People Missing After Landslide Buries Campground in New Zealand [33d]
• U.K. Government Borrowing Falls For Third Straight Month [33d]
• Asian Stocks Mostly Rise as Fears About U.S. Tariffs on Europe Ease [33d]
• In Ominous Sign for Regime, Iran’s Protests Began in Conservative Stronghold [33d]
• The Chinese Spy Machine Infiltrating Taiwan’s Military [33d]
• In Greenland, Anxiety Over U.S. Ambitions Puts Normal Life on Pause [33d]
• The U.S. Is Actively Seeking Regime Change in Cuba by the End of the Year [33d]