The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• Trump and Brazil’s Lula Seek Reset, Easing Diplomatic Rift [32d]
• Opinion | Hong Kong’s Spy Campaign Is Exposed [32d]
• Opinion | Al Qaeda Is on the March in Africa [32d]
• Opinion | Religion and the Right to Be Left Alone [32d]
• Opinion | Ukraine Strikes Deep Inside Russia [32d]
• Opinion | May 8, 1945: London Lights Up With Victory [32d]
• Opinion | The Trump Administration Has a Plutonium Blind Spot [32d]
• The 33-Day ‘Atlantic Odyssey’ That Turned Into a Hantavirus Nightmare [32d]
• Saudi Arabia, Kuwait Lift Restrictions on U.S. Military Access to Bases, Airspace [32d]
• U.K. Immigration Official Convicted in Landmark China Spying Case [32d]
• Opinion | Keir Starmer, the Bond Market’s Only Hope? [32d]
• U.S. to Sanction Iraqi Official Over Allegedly Aiding Iranian Oil Sales [32d]
• The Surprising X Factor in Britain’s Local Elections: Gaza [32d]
• China Hands Suspended Death Sentences to Former Defense Ministers for Corruption [32d]
• In Rome, Rubio Tries to Calm Waters After Trump-Pope Tensions [32d]
• UniCredit Strikes Deal to Sell Part of Russia Business to U.A.E. Investor [32d]
• Rheinmetall Aims to Start Producing Cruise Missiles as Soon as This Year [32d]
• ECB’s Next Move Should Be Guided by the Data, Not the Date, Villeroy Says [32d]
• German Factory Orders Jumped in First Month of Iran Conflict [32d]
• Iran, U.S. Working on Talks to End Fighting [33d]
• The Most Coveted Cosmetic Enhancement in Asia Right Now: Elf Ears [33d]
• India Is Increasingly Ruled by a Single Party—Modi’s [33d]
• Putin’s Strongman Image Is Fading as Ukraine Brings War Home to Russia [33d]
• U.S. and China Pursue Guardrails to Stop AI Rivalry From Spiraling Into Crisis [33d]