Serbia's Student-Led Election Winners Have a Parliament Date
The Student List has a certified 140-seat majority. Serbia’s November 17 inaugural sitting is the next procedural step, not the installation of a new government.
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Tanzania Acquits Tundu Lissu of Treason but Jails Him Four Years for Incitement
A Tanzanian court rejected the treason case against CHADEMA leader Tundu Lissu, then imposed a four-year prison term for incitement. The contested lesser-offence conviction and appeal plans leave him in custody.
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Poland's Częstochowa Names Interim Leader After Voters Recall Mayor and Council
Łukasz Pabiś has been appointed to temporarily perform both mayoral and council functions after a successful recall referendum. The appointment keeps city government operating; it does not replace fresh elections.
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Vance Blames Iran War for GOP Midterm Defeat as Trump Defends Campaign
JD Vance blamed the Iran war for Republicans’ midterm losses and described four priorities he says disaffected voters want. Trump agreed the conflict hurt the party but insisted he would make the same decision again.
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Two Years After Novi Sad’s Station Disaster, Serbia Still Faces an Accountability Test
The rail station canopy collapse killed 16 people and helped spark a student-led movement that won a preliminary electoral majority. The unresolved legal cases remain a separate test of accountability.
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Somalia's UN Political Mission Has Closed. What Happens to the Work It Leaves Behind?
UNTMIS ended operations on October 31 after a two-year transition. UN agencies and African Union forces remain, but the loss of a dedicated political mediation channel comes as Somalia's election dispute remains unresolved.
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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.
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