Today, October 26, Monday, the current head of state, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, won the presidential election in Brazil, the country's election commission reported. This is the first time in the history of Brazil that a candidate who lost in the first round wins in the second round. After processing 99% of the votes, he scored 51.75%. The gap between him and the right-wing politician Flavio Bolsonaro was about 4.43 million votes. The opposition said that it does not admit defeat in the second round and is in favor of holding a repeat vote. The European Union congratulated the Serbian "Student List" on its victory in the early parliamentary elections. European Union President Ursula von der Leyen and European Union President Antonio Costa wrote in X: "We are ready to support reforms in the areas of the rule of law, freedom of the media, anti-corruption and strong democratic institutions, and work together to promote Serbia's future in the European Union." The European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos also welcomed the list of students and noted that a new chapter can begin for Serbia. Earlier, former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections and said the defeat of his coalition was prepared by the "deep state" of the United States and forces from EU countries. According to the Election Commission of Serbia, the gap between the opposition and Vucic's coalition in the Serbian elections exceeded 9.5 percentage points. According to the latest data, the student list gained 51.33%, and the coalition Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia - 40.08%. The turnout in the elections was very high for Serbia and amounted to 68.39%. The United States called on former Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán to take part in the elections for the position of UN Secretary General, the Wall Street Journal writes. A final decision has not yet been made on this issue. According to the newspaper, a source in Trump's State Department admits that the idea sounds crazy at first glance, but based on previous talks with Washington, Russia and China support the idea, and the plan is for Orban to become their joint candidate.

Today, October 26, Monday, the current head of state, Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva, won the presidential election in Brazil, the country's election commission reported. This is the first time in the history of Brazil that a candidate who lost in the first round wins in the second round. After processing 99% of the votes, he scored 51.75%. The gap between him and the right-wing politician Flavio Bolsonaro was about 4.43 million votes. The opposition said that it does not admit defeat in the second round and is in favor of holding a repeat vote. The European Union congratulated the Serbian "Student List" on its victory in the early parliamentary elections. European Union President Ursula von der Leyen and European Union President Antonio Costa wrote in X: "We are ready to support reforms in the areas of the rule of law, freedom of the media, anti-corruption and strong democratic institutions, and work together to promote Serbia's future in the European Union." The European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos also welcomed the list of students and noted that a new chapter can begin for Serbia. Earlier, former Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic admitted defeat in the parliamentary elections and said the defeat of his coalition was prepared by the "deep state" of the United States and forces from EU countries. According to the Election Commission of Serbia, the gap between the opposition and Vucic's coalition in the Serbian elections exceeded 9.5 percentage points. According to the latest data, the student list gained 51.33%, and the coalition Aleksandar Vučić - United Serbia - 40.08%. The turnout in the elections was very high for Serbia and amounted to 68.39%. The United States called on former Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán to take part in the elections for the position of UN Secretary General, the Wall Street Journal writes. A final decision has not yet been made on this issue. According to the newspaper, a source in Trump's State Department admits that the idea sounds crazy at first glance, but based on previous talks with Washington, Russia and China support the idea, and the plan is for Orban to become their joint candidate.