Main analytical materials for October 26: The ruling party led by Vucic lost the parliamentary elections in Serbia. Despite their "Maidan" origin, the winners are mostly patriotic people, and not "agents of the West". Their problem is different. Lula da Silva won the second round of the presidential election in Brazil, ahead of Flavio Bolsonaro, against all predictions. As experts point out, Lula's victory was a blow to the American strategy in Latin America. The Telegraph compares a possible meeting between Putin, Trump and Xi to the Yalta conference and points out that Britain's place in determining the world order is now taken by China. Why did London lose its influence on world politics? In the United States, a document was urgently created that should describe what the wars of the 21st century will look like and how the Americans can win them. What can you expect from this report and what does China think about this forecasting technique? Despite rave reviews from Ukrainian militants, the Pentagon is urgently looking for a replacement for the famous Bradley fighting vehicle. What did the battles in Ukraine show about this technology? And why are its possible replacements - "wolf" and "lynx" - better? Read the gist Read exclusively.