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Israel Loses Two Key Allies in Brazil and Serbia, Putting Strategic Ties at Risk

Lula won a fourth term by more than 4 million votes, while Vučić’s defeat in Serbia weakened two leaders backed by Donald Trump.

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Lula's reelection dashes hopes of restoring ties with Brazil and moving its embassy to Jerusalem, while Vučić's defeat raises questions over Serbia's vital weapons shipments and Israeli drone partnership; the results also expose the risks of Netanyahu's reliance on personal alliances

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Brazilian and Serbian voters said "enough is enough" in the elections held this weekend. Now all eyes are on the Israeli elections to be held on October 27.

What do the elections in Serbia and Brazil show? Are they a guide for the future and for Greece? The article Do it like the Serbs and Lula? appeared first on Documento.

Bulgaria will hold the second round of the presidential elections: on October 25, none of the candidates won an absolute majority of votes, and the turnout was well below the required 50% threshold. On the same day, in Brazil, the incumbent president won the second round of the presidential election. Parliamentary elections were held in Serbia, in which the opposition party Student [...] won with a record turnout

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Sondaggi Bidimedia broke the news on Sunday, October 25, 2026.
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