The leader of the Brazilian right feared the trials and fled via Ecuador after his electoral defeat. He has been granted a visa and will seek asylum. Lula: “A disgrace. But the United States is their homeland”

The 27 October 2026 election in Israel: the results for Netanyahu’s Likud and Eisenkot’s Yashar, and possible coalitions

Journalist Lina Attalah is accused of running the publication without authorisation. However, her repeated requests have never been answered

US State Department issues visas for entry into the United States. Lula: “Shameful”

The activist and wife of the Russian opposition leader murdered by Moscow spoke out: “Is the Kremlin leader a ‘humanitarian’, as Witkoff said? Absurd words – he killed Alexei and others too. But the Europeans also made mistakes before the invasion”

The outcome of the US mid-term elections will determine how successfully Trump can push through his political agenda over the next two years: here’s what powers the Democrats would have if they managed to secure control of one of the two chambers of Congress

This marks the first direct contact between the Europeans and the Russian leader since July last year. Denmark, too, has described itself as “very sceptical” about the headlong rush of its two Scandinavian counterparts

This refers to Parcoursup, one of the symbols of the protests: a website that selects and guides school leavers towards higher education courses, criticised by students for its use of opaque algorithms that reinforce social inequalities and the severe psychological stress to which it subjects them.…

From a minority government to a broad coalition: what sort of country emerges from the most important election of the last thirty years

In Alaska, Trump has ordered a pre-emptive legal challenge due to the presence of two candidates with the surname Sullivan – one of whom is a Republican – who could confuse the electorate. But this is not the only one

Sadiq Khan spoke to *Repubblica* on the day Oxford Street was pedestrianised: “I’m very pleased with the new prime minister Burnham; this is the way to rejoin Europe. Sooner or later it will happen: why suffer the consequences in the meantime, with fewer jobs, less wealth and less prosperity?”

From the partition of Palestine to the conflict in Iran, over three-quarters of a century the history of the Jewish state has been marked by numerous episodes of war and attempts at diplomacy

The Democrats are attempting to win a Senate seat here for the first time in 38 years with James Talarico, a moderate rising star with presidential ambitions

The writer: “The country is so divided that we find ourselves in a situation where everyone will lose. Democracy has been undermined; now we must ask ourselves what we are made of: are we doomed to live and die by the sword?”

In the first round the right secured a majority in Parliament: fears that the nation will grind to a halt without the necessary reforms

The jubilant students have brought the autocrat’s era to an end and are now convening assemblies at universities to choose who will lead the country: “But this isn’t a fast-track to the EU”

Gabriela Guimarães, a volleyball player for Imoco Conegliano and captain of the Brazilian national team, said she was delighted with the result, adding: “But dialogue will be needed”

Born into a poor family, the 40-year-old defeated the right wing online. His background is similar to that of the leader, and he is set to join the government

The prime minister pushed to reignite the war with Iran in order to postpone the vote: “He was stopped by the US”

Tension followed the run-off as the president’s rival had his passports withdrawn. Trump said: “A terrible result, a rigged election.” The stock market and the real plummeted