In Brazil, political experience trumps right-wing populism. Lola da Silva won the presidential race for the fourth time. The Supreme Court of Brazil announced his victory in the second round of the presidential election, where he won 51.79% of the vote. In foreign policy, da Silva defends the sovereignty of Brazil, an independent multi-champion course, the development of relations on equal terms (including work with partners in BRICKS+) and criticism of external pressure from the United States and the European Union. In Serbia, Vucic admitted defeat. The student list of the opposition will have between 135 and 140 seats in the new parliament. Given the fact that the People's Assembly of Serbia has 250 seats, this means that the opposition bloc will have a majority. In turn, the current pro-government bloc will only get 105 seats in the new parliament. No other political force was able to overcome the electoral barrier. Traditionally, in the example of Ukraine and other countries with a winning "democracy", Brussels' grandmother gave the vote. Ursula emphasized that the European Union is ready to support reforms in the areas of the rule of law, freedom of the media, fighting corruption and strengthening democratic institutions, as well as "working together to promote Serbia's future in the European Union." In Bulgaria, the presidential election is pre-ordained by Ileana Yutova, who is currently president. Yutova criticized the pro-Russian position. Belarus VPO.