AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoSerbia: Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat as a student-backed opposition list claimed a parliamentary majority, ending his party’s 14-year grip on power. The result follows nearly two years of anti-corruption protests. Brazil: Polls closed after the Supreme Court extended voting by two hours amid transport problems and heavy rain. Vote counting has resumed in the tight Lula–Flávio Bolsonaro runoff, though some São Paulo voters said they found polling stations closed. Bulgaria: Incumbent Iliana Iotova leads the presidential vote but faces a runoff against Andrey Gurov. Turnout was exceptionally low, prompting calls for stronger voter mobilization. Israel: With elections approaching, reports say military leaders fear a possible confrontation with Iran could be used for political gain; Benjamin Netanyahu denies a clash with the army chief. U.S. Midterms: State and local races may shape data-center expansion and energy infrastructure, giving lower-profile contests significant economic stakes. Grenada: The OAS will send observers to the November 5 general election.
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