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The Guardian explains what the US midterm elections are and why they matter. Al Jazeera presents the 2026 US midterm elections through maps and charts. ABC News links the midterm campaign to Iran, describing Trump's "little detour" as having become a roadblock.

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Israel's elections will test Benjamin Netanyahu's ability to stay in power, according to CBS News. The New York Times writes about how Netanyahu could hold on to power, while the Indian Express asks why he still dominates Israeli politics. The National reports that Donald Trump has endorsed Netanyahu again. Der Spiegel focuses on his adviser Srulik Einhorn and Einhorn's ties to the CDU.

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Lula says he will change the way the country is governed, according to Agência Brasil and Folha de S.Paulo. Folha de S.Paulo adds that Lula attacks Flávio and claims he won despite external interference. Público highlights that Bolsonaro will ask for the election to be annulled.

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Folha de S.Paulo and Diário de Notícias say he is pursuing a lawsuit against Lula for abuse of power. Metrópoles attributes the information to Flávio's allies.

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Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the Serbian parliamentary election, a result outlets describe as a historic win for the student-led protest movement. The BBC says a student movement helped bring down Vučić, while Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post report celebrations in Belgrade. The National and MyJoyOnline stress that Vučić had been in power for 12 years, with one calling him a veteran ruler. The Express Tribune and PBS NewsHour focus on what comes next: PBS says the movement ousted a right-wing ruler, while the Express Tribune asks how student-backed leaders will govern.

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Metrópoles reports that Eduardo Bolsonaro, in a video in English, accuses the elections of fraud, also without evidence.

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A US appeals court declined to intervene in or was skeptical of the Trump administration's lawsuit over California's mail-in ballot rules, according to the headlines. The Jerusalem Post says the court was skeptical, while The New York Times, ABC News and Al Jazeera report that it declined to intervene or ruled against the administration.

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Three newspapers from three countries cover Israel's elections, which they describe as high-stakes. The New York Times presents the election as a topic for explanation and a briefing for readers. ABC News focuses on Benjamin Netanyahu's main challenger, who is preparing for the contest. The Indian Express says change faces constraints in Israel.

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Lula was re-elected president of Brazil in a historic comeback in the runoff, giving him a fourth term. The victory came in the runoff against Flávio Bolsonaro, according to La Tercera. El Mundo says the win stops the Bolsonaros, while La Nación states the new term will be the most challenging. Clarín reports that the media reacted with surprise to the victory.

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Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognise the result of Brazil's runoff and says he will ask for the elections to be annulled. According to Clarín, Bolsonaro said what happened «was not normal». El País writes that Bolsonaro does not recognise Lula's victory, while the other headlines speak only of not recognising the result or the defeat.

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Lula da Silva was elected to a fourth presidential term in Brazil, in a comeback that the BBC and Dawn describe as dramatic. According to The Express Tribune and Dhaka Tribune, Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat and seeks to annul the result. The Guardian and Capital FM present the victory as an upset against far-right candidate Flávio Bolsonaro.

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Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to concede defeat to Lula, according to three headlines from newspapers in different countries. The Kyiv Independent highlights that Lula, described as a would-be Ukraine peace mediator, won Brazil's election, without saying what the mediation involves.

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Lula was elected for a fourth time to lead Brazil, according to Gazeta do Povo and Metrópoles. Folha de S.Paulo writes that Flávio Bolsonaro will hold no public office for the first time in 24 years.

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Headlines say voting in Brazil's presidential runoff was extended by two hours, according to TASS. The Guardian reports that Bolsonaro narrowly leads Lula as voting time is extended. China's CGTN only reports that voting in the runoff has begun.

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Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the Serbian parliamentary election, a result outlets describe as a historic win for the student-led protest movement. The BBC says a student movement helped bring down Vučić, while Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post report celebrations in Belgrade. The National and MyJoyOnline stress that Vučić had been in power for 12 years, with one calling him a veteran ruler. The Express Tribune and PBS NewsHour focus on what comes next: PBS says the movement ousted a right-wing ruler, while the Express Tribune asks how student-backed leaders will govern.

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Lula da Silva has won Brazil's presidential election, according to three outlets from Bangladesh and Nigeria. The headlines say Jair Bolsonaro is seeking to annul the election result.

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The Israeli military launched a large operation in the West Bank days before Israel's election, according to CBC News and PBS NewsHour. According to CBS News and Dawn, Israel will close West Bank crossings before the election, including on election day. Al Jazeera reports that Israel is expanding expulsions in the occupied West Bank to consolidate control, while Dhaka Tribune says a UN investigation accuses Israel of “extermination” in the region. The Hindu repeats the PBS NewsHour headline about the operation without adding details.

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Lula da Silva has won Brazil's presidential election and will serve a fourth term, according to headlines from several countries. Headlines describe a dramatic comeback, and Capital FM and The Guardian call the win a surprise against Flávio Bolsonaro. The Express Tribune reports that Flávio Bolsonaro refuses to concede; Dhaka Tribune says Bolsonaro is seeking to annul the result.

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Flávio Bolsonaro says he does not recognise Lula's victory and will seek to annul the election. Expresso and Gazeta do Povo add that, in his view, it is "impossible to recognise the result".

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Metrópoles adds that Lula speaks of regulating social networks. RTP also reports that Bolsonaro wants the election annulled.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Gazeta do Povo adds that Fachin also defended dialogue between the branches of government.

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Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognise the result of Brazil's runoff and says he will ask for the elections to be annulled. According to Clarín, Bolsonaro said what happened «was not normal». El País writes that Bolsonaro does not recognise Lula's victory, while the other headlines speak only of not recognising the result or the defeat.

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Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognise the result of Brazil's runoff and says he will ask for the elections to be annulled. According to Clarín, Bolsonaro said what happened «was not normal». El País writes that Bolsonaro does not recognise Lula's victory, while the other headlines speak only of not recognising the result or the defeat.

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Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognise the result of Brazil's runoff and says he will ask for the elections to be annulled. According to Clarín, Bolsonaro said what happened «was not normal». El País writes that Bolsonaro does not recognise Lula's victory, while the other headlines speak only of not recognising the result or the defeat.

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According to the headlines, Jair Bolsonaro asks for the election to be annulled after Lula's victory, saying the result is impossible to recognise. RPP attributes the position to Flávio Bolsonaro, who, according to its headline, does not accept Lula's victory and also calls for annulment.

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According to the headlines, Jair Bolsonaro asks for the election to be annulled after Lula's victory, saying the result is impossible to recognise. RPP attributes the position to Flávio Bolsonaro, who, according to its headline, does not accept Lula's victory and also calls for annulment.

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According to the headlines, Jair Bolsonaro asks for the election to be annulled after Lula's victory, saying the result is impossible to recognise. RPP attributes the position to Flávio Bolsonaro, who, according to its headline, does not accept Lula's victory and also calls for annulment.

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Portugal's Observador reports that Flávio Bolsonaro does not accept defeat and asks for the election to be annulled. Público reports that Lula says Brazil “is ready to be built”, while Bolsonaro does not recognise defeat. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, who does not recognise defeat, said in an interview that he would respect the result.

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Danilo Forte says Zanin's decision to extend voting opens an electoral crisis. Gazeta do Povo reports that the decision opens a loophole to annul the election. Nunes Maques says the same decision made the electoral process harder.

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Flávio Bolsonaro does not recognise the result of Brazil's runoff and says he will ask for the elections to be annulled. According to Clarín, Bolsonaro said what happened «was not normal». El País writes that Bolsonaro does not recognise Lula's victory, while the other headlines speak only of not recognising the result or the defeat.

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Metrópoles adds that Lula speaks of regulating social networks. RTP also reports that Bolsonaro wants the election annulled.

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Metrópoles adds that Lula speaks of regulating social networks. RTP also reports that Bolsonaro wants the election annulled.

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According to The Globe and Mail, turnout in the British Columbia election fell to a new low, with fewer than half of voters casting ballots. Fox News says that in swing states, voters cast ballots with MAGA in mind, even though Trump was not on the ballot. CBC News reports on voting across the GTA, with polls set to close at 8 p.m. local time.

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Portugal's Observador reports that Flávio Bolsonaro does not accept defeat and asks for the election to be annulled. Público reports that Lula says Brazil “is ready to be built”, while Bolsonaro does not recognise defeat. Folha de S.Paulo reports that Flávio Bolsonaro, who does not recognise defeat, said in an interview that he would respect the result.

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Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the Serbian parliamentary election, a result outlets describe as a historic win for the student-led protest movement. The BBC says a student movement helped bring down Vučić, while Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post report celebrations in Belgrade. The National and MyJoyOnline stress that Vučić had been in power for 12 years, with one calling him a veteran ruler. The Express Tribune and PBS NewsHour focus on what comes next: PBS says the movement ousted a right-wing ruler, while the Express Tribune asks how student-backed leaders will govern.

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Gazeta do Povo adds that Fachin also defended dialogue between the branches of government.

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Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat in the Serbian parliamentary election, a result outlets describe as a historic win for the student-led protest movement. The BBC says a student movement helped bring down Vučić, while Al Jazeera and The Jerusalem Post report celebrations in Belgrade. The National and MyJoyOnline stress that Vučić had been in power for 12 years, with one calling him a veteran ruler. The Express Tribune and PBS NewsHour focus on what comes next: PBS says the movement ousted a right-wing ruler, while the Express Tribune asks how student-backed leaders will govern.

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According to Público, Vučić conceded defeat without official results and said the students won the elections in Serbia. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that Vučić acknowledged defeat after 14 years in power and that the student movement ousted Aleksandar Vučić. Jornal de Notícias and RTP describe students winning the elections and unseating Vučić, with RTP calling him a former president. Folha de S.Paulo presents the result as a defeat for Putin, saying the students' party wins the election.

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Lula da Silva is reported to have won Brazil's election after a historic comeback, according to ABC and El País. La Nación highlights that Lula's next term will be the most challenging of his career.

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Amorim says Trump is “misinformed” about Brazil's elections, according to Gazeta do Povo. Diário de Notícias headlines that Lula won Brazil's elections, which it calls impossible.

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Metrópoles reports that, after the second round, seven governors backed by Lula were elected.

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Lorenzo Pazolini, of the Republicans party, is elected governor of Espírito Santo, according to several Brazilian outlets. Agência Brasil and Gazeta do Povo report that the election was decided in the second round.

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Metrópoles reports that, after the second round, seven governors backed by Lula were elected.

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Cadu de Lula has been elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round, according to Agência Brasil and other Brazilian outlets. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the election keeps the PT in power in the state.

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Omar Aziz (PSD) was elected governor of Amazonas, according to Folha de S.Paulo, citing a Datafolha projection. Earlier, Metrópoles reported that Omar Aziz and Professor Maria do Carmo were voting in Manaus.

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Outlets report that Brazil held a presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, which Clarín describes as one of the closest in the country's history. RPP and El Comercio report that Lula da Silva was re-elected, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in the runoff. La Nación only asks who won the election, without naming a winner.

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The win is framed as a comeback: The Guardian describes a historic upset over far-right Flávio Bolsonaro, and Capital FM an unexpected comeback. Dhaka Tribune says Bolsonaro seeks to annul the result, though no other headline confirms this. Al Jazeera asks what a fourth term will mean for Brazil, without offering an answer.

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Channels TV had announced that INEC would publish the preliminary register online, while Punch reports the commission clarified delays in displaying the wards and in the website.

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Lula da Silva has been re-elected president of Brazil, narrowly according to RTP, or with an unprecedented turnaround in the runoff according to Jornal de Notícias. Público describes the election as a day of nerves and chaos, while Diário de Notícias only reports the re-election. RPP reports that Lula beat Flavio Bolsonaro in the runoff. Several foreign leaders, including South Korea's Lee, congratulated Lula on his re-election.

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Cadu de Lula has been elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round, according to Agência Brasil and other Brazilian outlets. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the election keeps the PT in power in the state.

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Cadu de Lula has been elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round, according to Agência Brasil and other Brazilian outlets. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the election keeps the PT in power in the state.

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Three Brazilian outlets published photos and videos of Lula supporters celebrating on Avenida Paulista in São Paulo.

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Cadu de Lula has been elected governor of Rio Grande do Norte in the second round, according to Agência Brasil and other Brazilian outlets. Folha de S.Paulo highlights that the election keeps the PT in power in the state.

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Outlets report that Brazil held a presidential runoff between Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro, which Clarín describes as one of the closest in the country's history. RPP and El Comercio report that Lula da Silva was re-elected, defeating Flávio Bolsonaro in the runoff. La Nación only asks who won the election, without naming a winner.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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Omar Aziz (PSD) was elected governor of Amazonas, according to Folha de S.Paulo, citing a Datafolha projection. Earlier, Metrópoles reported that Omar Aziz and Professor Maria do Carmo were voting in Manaus.

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Four Portuguese outlets report that Lula da Silva won in Lisbon and Porto in the runoff, per Público, Expresso, RTP and Diário de Notícias. The same four headlines say Flávio Bolsonaro won in Faro. Público puts Lula at 60% of the vote in Lisbon and Porto; the other headlines give no percentages. Diário de Notícias says the count is resuming.

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Four Portuguese outlets report that Lula da Silva won in Lisbon and Porto in the runoff, per Público, Expresso, RTP and Diário de Notícias. The same four headlines say Flávio Bolsonaro won in Faro. Público puts Lula at 60% of the vote in Lisbon and Porto; the other headlines give no percentages. Diário de Notícias says the count is resuming.

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Vicentinho Júnior (PSDB) is elected governor of Tocantins, according to the headlines. Folha de S.Paulo, citing a Datafolha poll, projects the election before the final count. Metrópoles reports a comeback in the second round.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Trump invokes 9/11 while urging Michigan voters to oppose Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed, who is Muslim. According to the headlines, the call came from Trump, and the candidate is described as Muslim; the headlines say nothing further about the argument he used.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Headlines say voting in Brazil's presidential runoff was extended by two hours, according to TASS. The Guardian reports that Bolsonaro narrowly leads Lula as voting time is extended. China's CGTN only reports that voting in the runoff has begun.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Ahead of Brazil's 2026 presidential results, La Nación (Argentina) asks when they will be known. El Comercio (Peru) publishes live results of Flávio Bolsonaro against Lula da Silva in a runoff. RPP (Peru) reports a 100% count in regions, but its headline does not say which election that is.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Headlines say voting in Brazil's presidential runoff was extended by two hours, according to TASS. The Guardian reports that Bolsonaro narrowly leads Lula as voting time is extended. China's CGTN only reports that voting in the runoff has begun.

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According to Público, Vučić conceded defeat without official results and said the students won the elections in Serbia. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that Vučić acknowledged defeat after 14 years in power and that the student movement ousted Aleksandar Vučić. Jornal de Notícias and RTP describe students winning the elections and unseating Vučić, with RTP calling him a former president. Folha de S.Paulo presents the result as a defeat for Putin, saying the students' party wins the election.

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Reports describe confusion at the close of polling stations after a court decision extended voting. Metrópoles reports partial results in Minas Gerais, with 0.88% of ballots counted, showing Flávio at 50.42% and Lula at 49.58%.

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According to Público, Vučić conceded defeat without official results and said the students won the elections in Serbia. Observador and Diário de Notícias report that Vučić acknowledged defeat after 14 years in power and that the student movement ousted Aleksandar Vučić. Jornal de Notícias and RTP describe students winning the elections and unseating Vučić, with RTP calling him a former president. Folha de S.Paulo presents the result as a defeat for Putin, saying the students' party wins the election.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić concedes defeat in parliamentary elections to the student-led movement. Al Jazeera and CGTN report the student movement's win, while The Hindu says the movement claims a historic victory. TASS publishes a summary of the defeat of Vučić's party in the parliamentary elections. MyJoyOnline reports celebrations in Serbia after Vučić lost the election to the protest movement.

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Gazeta do Povo describes the order as a preliminary injunction, and Metrópoles says it answers a request from the PT party; Agência Brasil and Folha only state the extension.

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In the first hours of voting, 467 ballot boxes were replaced, according to Agência Brasil and Metrópoles. RTP reports that the ballot boxes closed two hours later than planned.

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Alaska Democratic Senate candidate Mary Peltola and her family suffered minor injuries in a car accident, according to PBS NewsHour. Fox News reports that the minor injuries forced her to skip campaign events.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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Several outlets report that Brazil is voting in a tense runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro, with US influence in Latin America at stake. CBS News describes the runoff as between Lula and Flávio Bolsonaro, without mentioning outside influence. The Jerusalem Post says Lula overtakes Bolsonaro in the runoff, with half the votes counted.

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Polling stations opened for Brazil's presidential runoff between Lula and Bolsonaro. Libération calls the day decisive for a very tight runoff and says the country risks falling into the grip of fascism. According to Le Monde, Lula accuses mayors of preventing voters from going to the polls after bus shortages in several cities.

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US Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the lawsuit tied to the Alaska Senate race, saying Trump is "not trying to meddle" in the results, according to the South China Morning Post. CBS News reports the lawsuit was prompted by confusion over Dan Sullivan's name, without detailing how that confusion arose.

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Attorney General Todd Blanche defends the Justice Department's lawsuit seeking to block certification of the Alaska Senate election results. Blanche says Trump is not trying to interfere with the results, according to PBS NewsHour and the South China Morning Post. NPR reports the lawsuit would block the results if the Republican candidate loses.

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The Electoral Justice ordered the arrest of Salvador's mobility secretary, according to Folha de S.Paulo, over the withholding of buses. Gazeta do Povo links the withholding of buses to PT stickers, while RTP and Diário de Notícias mention only a reduction in the bus fleet. Metrópoles reports that PT took the matter to the Electoral Justice after buses were kept in the depots in Salvador. Expresso mentions the arrest order for Salvador's mobility secretary due to the reduction of the bus fleet.

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Israel heads to the polls in 2026, with the main contest presented as a clash between Benjamin Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot. The Jerusalem Post asks what Eisenkot's Yashar party stands for, while Le Monde describes him as Netanyahu's main opponent, who calls for unity and calm. El País describes Eisenkot as a low-profile general able to defeat Netanyahu, and The Indian Express highlights the battle for the 61 seats in parliament.

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