Leaderless student movement wins Serbian election
A youth-led political movement without formal leaders has toppled Serbia's long-standing president Aleksandar Vučić, while Brazil’s Lula da Silva returns to power promising environmental reform, and Israel faces a pivotal election amid deep divisions over security and democracy.
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