Bolsonaro’s party officially conceded Lula’s re-election, marking a key step in Brazil’s peaceful democratic transition despite the former president’s personal refusal to accept defeat.
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Flávio Bolsonaro himself has not accepted defeat, but his Liberal Party has recognized the re-election of President Luis Inácio Lula da Silva.
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Israel's upcoming election pits hard-right nationalism against founding ideals, with the outcome set to define the nation's identity for years.
King Charles III is hosting a Caribbean summit for over 50 nations to discuss the future of the Commonwealth.
King Charles faces a critical test during his Caribbean tour, where he must address demands for reparations and apologies regarding Britain's colonial history.