The Brutalist Report

Al Jazeera

• Greece’s conservative party takes commanding lead in election [1138d]
• Russians celebrate reports that ‘fortress Bakhmut’ has fallen [1138d]
• Will worsening US relations with Beijing affect EU-China trade? [1138d]
• Fentanyl: The new face of the US war on the poor [1138d]
• Why is Bakhmut important in the Russia-Ukraine war? [1138d]
• Zelenskyy calls on G7 to ensure Russia is ‘last aggressor’ [1138d]
• Tens of thousands rally in Moldova for EU membership [1138d]
• Israel far-right minister visits Al-Aqsa compound [1138d]
• How important is Captagon in al-Assad’s return to the Arab fold? [1138d]
• ‘Don’t have a problem with army chief,’ Imran Khan says [1138d]
• Greece heads to polls in first election since end of bailout [1138d]
• Iran says it is strong enough to defend regional waters [1138d]
• German police investigate suspected poisoning of Russian exiles [1138d]
• Expats start voting in Turkey election run-off [1138d]
• Tunisia: Tourism dreams and violence woes after Djerba attack [1138d]
• Greek elections so far: All you need to know in 400 words [1138d]
• Haney retains titles with controversial win over Lomachenko [1138d]
• Tea or chai? Celebrating International Tea Day [1138d]
• Bahrain to restore full diplomatic relations with Lebanon [1138d]
• At G7, Japanese PM pledges ‘unwavering solidarity’ with Ukraine [1138d]
• Iran hangs three on drug charges amid criticism [1138d]
• First Saudi astronauts to blast off in private mission to ISS [1138d]
• At least dozen killed in El Salvador football stadium crush [1138d]
• Ukraine’s Zelenskyy appears to confirm loss of Bakhmut to Russia [1138d]
• Music and spirit go full throttle at Cape Verdean music festival [1138d]
• G7 wants ‘constructive’ China ties, calls out rights record [1138d]
• Putin congratulates Russia troops, Wagner for ‘capturing Bakhmut’ [1138d]
• Sudan’s army, Rapid Support Forces sign 7-day ceasefire [1138d]