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An original abstract editorial illustration of intersecting geometric forms representing democratic institutions, public responsibility and shared economic life, without depicting people or national symbols.
World • Argentina · Vatican

Pope Leo XIV Visits Argentina, Warns Milei to “Recognise the Limits of Power”

Pope Leo XIV used the opening day of his first visit to Argentina in nearly four decades to urge political leaders to safeguard democracy, respect the limits of public power and ensure economic growth serves people. President Javier Milei defended his governing philosophy.

ArgentinaPope Leo XIV
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Original teal-and-navy editorial geometry showing fourteen filled representative seat icons and one contrasting icon, with the text Grenada Election 2026 and NDC 14 / NNP 1; not a photograph or official election document.
World • GRENADA ELECTION · RESULTS & INSTITUTIONS

Grenada’s NDC Wins 14 of 15 Seats, Securing Dickon Mitchell a Second Term

Grenada’s governing NDC took 14 of 15 elected House seats, securing Dickon Mitchell a second term. The PEO reports 97,031 registered voters and all 282 polling divisions, while formal certification and a CARICOM assessment remain separate checkpoints.

GrenadaCaribbean Politics
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Original abstract geometric illustration of a voting booth and ballot box during South Africa municipal election day, without official seals, flags or party logos
World • SOUTH AFRICA ELECTION EXPLAINER

South Africa's 2.65 Million Special-Vote Approvals: What the Figure Actually Means

The IEC approved 2,655,067 special-vote applications and recorded preliminary participation on 2–3 November. Ordinary municipal voting began November 4, but neither those earlier figures nor queues at polling stations reveal party results.

South AfricaLocal Elections
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Original editorial illustration of two election paths converging on a ballot box, using abstract green and gold shapes
World • BRAZIL / ELECTIONS & GOVERNING MANDATE

Lula Came From Behind to Win Brazil's 2026 Runoff. What Happens Next?

Brazil's electoral court declared Lula the winner with 51.79% of valid votes, reversing a first-round deficit. The result secures a fourth presidential term, but a closely divided electorate and a difficult governing environment remain.

BrazilLula
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