The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• A Dispute Over Opening Hormuz Drives a Wedge Into U.S.-Saudi Relations [22d]
• Trump Briefed on All-Out War Options in Iran but Opts to Stick With Talks [22d]
• Opinion | Blaming U.S. AC for French Weather [22d]
• Opinion | The ‘Christian’ Putin’s Alliance With the Taliban [22d]
• Saudi sovereign-wealth fund Struggles to Find Winning Investments [22d]
• Opinion | U.S. Capitalism Isn’t Broken [22d]
• Iran’s Diverging Priorities Are Jeopardizing U.S. Peace Talks [22d]
• U.K. Pledges Nearly $20 Billion Extra for Armed Forces [22d]
• Japanese Yen Falls to 40-Year Low, Pleasing Tourists but Worrying Tokyo [22d]
• Beyond Politics: A China-Born Journalist’s American Story [22d]
• French, Italian Inflation Cool More Than Expected [22d]
• EU to Limit Tariff-Free Steel Imports, Apply 50% Duty Above Quota [23d]
• China’s Manufacturing Activity Expands, Buoyed by Exports [23d]
• Yen Weakens Amid Concerns Over Possible Government Pushback Against BOJ Rate Increases [23d]
• U.S. Quake-Relief Efforts Collide With Anger at Venezuela’s Government [23d]
• Corruption Scandals Threaten Milei’s Free-Market Makeover of Argentina [23d]