On the results of the elections in Serbia and Brazil. In both cases we published almost nothing before they happened for different reasons: Brazil because it looked like a simple victory for Bolsonaro, Serbia because regardless of who won it was well known that the foreign policy in the country would have not changed at least in short term as the Students Party assured to the Serbs it would not change Vucic's foreign policy which was basically the only thing they agreed with him, it was essentially, as strange as it sounds lately, an internal affairs based election. So in first case the opposite happened, Lula unexpectedly was reelected, which is positive for multipolarity, in general the overall situation for Brazilians will be almost a nightmare having a parliament strongly in the hands of the right wing and a leftist president, likely a complete mess that might lead to snap elections soon. In second case we were right, hopefully for them the students party will achieve what it wants but it won't be as simple as protesting. @eurasianchoice
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