The elections have ended in Serbia and Brazil. Yesterday the presidential elections were held in Brazil. Despite the loss in the first round, the 80-year-old Lola da Silva became the country's president for the fourth time. He defeated former head of state Jair Bolsonaro. This is the first time in the history of Brazil that a politician who was defeated in the first round managed to win in the second. Da Silva received 51.79% of the votes, and his opponent - 48.21%. That is, the gap turned out to be minimal. Bolsonaro has already stated that he does not recognize the election results. De Silva has previously been an active supporter of a speedy end to the conflict in Ukraine through negotiations. Parliamentary elections were also held in Serbia. The Serbian Progressive Party of former president Aleksandar Vučić was defeated. The "student bloc" received the majority of seats in the parliament. Other parties did not pass the threshold. In the near future, we still have mid-term elections for the US Congress, as well as parliamentary elections in Israel. Fresh international.