The Brutalist Report

The Wall Street Journal

• Opinion | Mamdani Can’t Arrest Netanyahu [51d]
• Opinion | Trump Target Acquired: Pickaxe Mountain [51d]
• Opinion | Trump Takes Another Swing at Canada [51d]
• Moody’s Upgrades Argentina to B3 From Caa1, Changes Outlook to Positive From Stable [51d]
• Opinion | Australia’s Not-So-Super Retirement System [51d]
• Why Israel Is Sitting Out the Latest U.S. Bombing Campaign in Iran [51d]
• War Risk to Oil Supplies Grows With Red and Black Sea Disruptions [51d]
• Zelensky Removes Ukraine’s Armed Forces Chief After Days of Street Protests [51d]
• Rubio Says Nicaragua’s Plans to Cancel Elections Threaten U.S. National Security [52d]
• Ukraine’s Battle-Tested Drone Boats to Be Made in U.S. for the First Time [52d]
• Opinion | The ICC in Inaction: Chinese Organ Harvesting [52d]
• Opinion | China vs. India Isn’t as Simple as Merit vs. Caste Quotas [52d]
• Canada’s Carney Says Trump Agrees to Talks to Avert New 50% Tariff [52d]
• Opinion | Can Gadi Eisenkot Beat Netanyahu? [52d]
• China AI Companies Rush to Raise Funds and Close Gap With U.S. [52d]
• Washington and Beijing Are Sparring—and Still Making Plans [52d]
• Chinese Destroyer’s Live-Fire Drill Draws Protest by Japan [52d]
• European Governments Cut Borrowing, But Weaker Growth Might Slow Progress [52d]
• German Investor Confidence Climbs, Supported by Reform Package [52d]
• U.K. Defense Stocks Rally on Appointment of New Treasury Chief [52d]
• If Ukraine Can Make This Big Gun, Patriot Missiles May Be Next [52d]
• U.K. Unemployment Holds Steady [52d]
• U.K. Government Borrowing Falls Again, But Stays Above Target [52d]
• Adnoc, Partners to Proceed With $6.2 Billion Umm Shaif Gas Cap Project [52d]
• The Ukrainian General at the Root of the Latest Protests Against Zelensky [52d]
• The U.S. Puts Once-Unthinkable Ideas on the Table to Disarm Hezbollah [52d]
• Israel Believes Iran Moved Nuclear Centrifuges Into Pickaxe Mountain [52d]
• Asian Currencies Consolidate as Traders Weigh U.S.-Iran Conflict [52d]