The Brutalist Report

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Explosions in Iran as US launches new strikes [37d]
Lebanese army deploys in ‘pilot zones’ under US-backed plan [37d]
Trump administration attacks US left, alleging Cuba ties: Key takeaways [37d]
Moldova chooses new prime minister as it pushes for EU membership [37d]
Zelenskyy replaces Ukraine military chief after protests [37d]
Drone shows scorched landscape after Spain wildfire [38d]
US defence chief Hegseth puts Iran war cost at $37.5bn so far [38d]
Iran holds funerals for children killed in Minab school strike [38d]
How will Khalil al-Hayya’s leadership shape Hamas? [38d]
Guyana reports ferry disaster death toll rises to 41 [38d]
Daytime Russian strike kills three in Zaporizhzhia [38d]
French parliament passes social media ban for under-15s [38d]
US funding cuts deal blow to global HIV treatment: Report [38d]
Deposed Turkish opposition leader plans new party [38d]
Carney says he and Trump have agreed to ‘intensify’ trade negotiations [38d]
Spain battles latest in series of major wildfires near Madrid [38d]
Kuwaitis ration electricity after Iranian strikes hit power grid [38d]
US judge blocks Trump bid to strip work permits from immigrants [38d]
India tunnel collapse kills 10 as toxic gases hamper rescue [38d]
US agency proposes ending racial and gender workforce data collection [38d]
Can mediators broker a truce between the US and Iran? [38d]
Rescuers search for flood survivors in Afghanistan [38d]
Trump says he’s open to talks with Hezbollah, vows to help Lebanon [38d]
Instagram on trial for allegedly harming kids [38d]
Netherlands to sanction trade with illegal Israeli settlements [38d]
The Houthis may soon discover the limits of Saudi strategic patience [38d]
Liverpool FC in talks to sell minority stake to Mittal-backed consortium [38d]
Iranians struggle to get by amid US war and domestic woes [38d]
Police detain Rahul Gandhi at protest outside PM Modi’s home [38d]
Rescuers search for survivors amid risk of fresh floods in Afghanistan [38d]
Where will LeBron James go next? NBA star ‘not rushed’ to make a decision [38d]
Lebanon’s goal to end hostilities with Israel ‘forever’, says president [38d]
Salah to Besiktas? Football’s transfer window centre stage after World Cup [38d]
Greek-American tourists stabbed near the Acropolis [38d]
An embattled coal terminal could be a lifeline for US coal [38d]
Trump vows to help Lebanon but offers no timeline for Israeli withdrawal [38d]
Police arrest Indian opposition leader Gandhi as protests continue to grow [38d]
Civilians faced attacks, abuse in joint US-Ecuador operations, HRW says [38d]
External review finds no wrongdoing in Gates Foundation–Epstein links [38d]
Steep rise in civilian casualties in Russia-Ukraine war, UN says [38d]
US appeals court overturns ruling that freed Columbia activist Mahdawi [38d]
US eyes new tariffs as existing trade duties near expiration [38d]
Italy’s Meloni slams protesters following clashes in Bologna [38d]
UK PM Burnham: ‘We need to be a cost-of-living government’ [38d]
FIFA ‘destroying football’ for the World Cup, says Spanish football chief [38d]
Israel has ‘no interest’ in joining US war on Iran, says Smotrich [38d]
Saudi condemns Houthi blockade: How will the rest of the world be impacted? [38d]
Searching for closure: Venezuela families refuse to give up after quakes [38d]
Japan’s AI gamble: Can technology offset the cost of an ageing society? [38d]
ASEAN diplomats voice ‘serious concern’ over Iran war and energy crisis [38d]
What does a heatwave cost? [38d]
Clashes between police and people protesting Italy arrest death [38d]
India tunnel collapse at a hydropower project kills 10 as 17 remain missing [38d]
‘There is ‌no safe place’: Israeli attack kills family of six in Gaza [38d]
Trump’s new 50 percent Canada tariffs: What products are affected and why? [38d]
Bodycam shows Florida student tased and arrested by campus police [38d]
Baby trafficking ringleader jailed for 7 years [38d]
Mexican drug lord ‘El Mayo’ sentenced to life in US prison [38d]
Iran war: Look beyond stocks to understand state of economy, experts say [38d]
How a 64-team World Cup could transform football’s economics [38d]