Yair Netanyahu, son of Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, is leading a social media campaign that questions the election results in Israel and accuses Arab voters of fraud following a tight election outcome. #Israel #Valfusk #YairNetanyahu (translated)
Opposition leader Gadi Eisenkot and Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu are battling to form a government in Israel, with polling showing an almost dead heat between the blocs ahead of the final election results expected later this week. #Israel #Knesset #Val2026 (translated)
The election result in Israel is assessed as unclear by Middle East expert Anders Persson, as neither of the two blocs obtains an outright majority in the Knesset according to polling station surveys. #IsraelVal2026 #Mellanöstern #Politik (translated)
Flávio Bolsonaro's pass has been revoked by Brazilian authorities after his electoral defeat against Lula da Silva, which he describes as an attempt to intimidate him, despite his party later acknowledging the election results. #FlávioBolsonaro #BrasiliensPresidentval #LuladaSilva (translated)
Bolsonaro's party PL acknowledges the results of Brazil's presidential election, despite previous protests from Bolsonaro, and expresses that the raised issues must be addressed. #Brasilien #Bolsonaro #valresultat (translated)
In a new article, Isobel Hadley-Kamptz argues that it might be too early to declare a trend reversal in the fight against the global radical right, but points to the successes in Brazil and Serbia where voters have chosen to reject authoritarian alternatives and support democracy. #Demokrati #Radikalhöger #Valresultat (translated)
Serbia is experiencing an euphoric change after Aleksandar Vucic and his nationalist party were defeated by the Student List in the election, which led to large celebrations on the streets of Belgrade. #Serbien #Valresultat #Studentlistan (translated)
The author argues that the recent election results in Brazil and Serbia should inspire Sweden's political leaders to follow the will of the people and adapt to voters' wishes. #Brasilien #Serbien #Politik (translated)
The Stockholm Stock Exchange rises during lunchtime on Monday, where Yubico performs well while Alleima and Evolution decline after the Brazilian presidential election. #Stockholmsbörsen #Aktiemarknad #Valresultat (translated)
In a historic election, Serbia's leader Aleksandar Vučić has lost power to the leaderless opposition Student List, which creates uncertainty about the country's future political path and his successor. #Serbien #Valresultat #Demokrati (translated)
The student-led democratic movement in Serbia has mobilized millions of voters after almost two years of protests, leading to the highest voter turnout in over 30 years, resulting in a historic election outcome that breaks the political dominance of President Aleksandar Vučić and his party. #Serbien #demokrati #studentrörelse (translated)
Lula da Silva has won the presidential election in Brazil for the fourth time, which puts the joy in his supporters' lives in ecstasy. #Lula #Brasilien #Valresultat (translated)
Lula da Silva has been re-elected as president of Brazil with 51.75 percent of the votes, but the losing candidate Flávio Bolsonaro questions the election results and demands that they be nullified. #Lula #Brasilien #Demokrati (translated)
In the article, Ingmar Nevéus discusses the possibility that Donald Trump may attempt to invalidate the election result if it does not go his way in the 2026 midterms, focusing on his previous statements and strategies to influence the election in favor of the Republicans. #Trump #Mellanårsval #Demokraterna (translated)
The letter writer Arne Lindquist believes that Sweden's constitution must be changed to ensure that the election of a new prime minister takes place within a week after the election results, as the ousted prime minister still represents the country in the EU. #Sverige #Politik #Demokrati (translated)
Ida Gabrielsson criticized the Centre Party (C) for what she claimed was fabricating reasons for why the Left Party (V) should not be part of a government. She wrote that parties with different positions could resolve issues through agreements and referred to the fact that parties with differing opinions on the matters raised by C had governed together in other Nordic countries. According to Gabrielsson, V would respect agreements and membership in a government. She accused C of being unwilling to negotiate the obstacles the party had highlighted and asserted that V could have resolved the issues. Gabrielsson also wrote that C refused to coordinate the ongoing policy within the parliamentary majority the party had helped create. She urged DN and others who claimed that V blocked policy issues to talk to C. Gabrielsson referred to a TV4 segment the day before, where Rikard Nordin from C, according to her, did not answer yes to the question of whether V was part of the government support. She wrote that Nordin simultaneously emphasized C as the most constructive party. Gabrielsson also stated that Thand Ringqvist responded that there was nothing V could do to facilitate a joint government cooperation. She criticized C's statement that the party could possibly support an S government in the future, provided it followed C's policies, and wrote that this implied V was expected to vote in favor of policies to the left of itself. She wrote that she wished the issues had been resolved before the election and that V had tried to unite the opposition without success. Gabrielsson said she found it hard to understand that C had not prepared for the election result that she claimed most polls had shown. #politik #samarbete #regering (translated)
The writer blamed the chaos in Swedish politics on the media and stated that everyone involved had known it would turn out this way. According to the writer, warnings had been issued, but nationwide media had not pressured the left side enough about the government issue. The writer argued that today’s government would have won the tight election if the media had done so, and claimed that the media decided the election. #SvenskPolitik #Media #Valresultat #SE (translated)
Susanna Silfverskiöld wrote that Magdalena Andersson lacked a plan to become prime minister and had led her party to its worst election result ever. Therefore, Silfverskiöld questioned why Andersson celebrated an electoral victory with cake. She wrote that most people would understand it, but not Andersson, and suggested that it was telling. https://t.co/N2DuSpKknB #politik #svensktval #statsminister (translated)
Mats Yxhäll wrote that according to him there was jubilation at SVT and speculated that perhaps there was also cake served and a speech given about having succeeded in lifting the friends in the MP. He claimed that the significantly larger increase of the Moderates was not mentioned in the headline. Yxhäll called MP a small extremist party and questioned why anyone would vote for the party and want harm for Sweden. #politiken #valresultat #Sverige (translated)
Susanna Silfverskiöld wrote that the Social Democrats, after their worst election result since the introduction of democracy, continued to fall to new lows. She called the development fantastic. https://t.co/MHMA5vS09X #politik #valresultat #Sverige (translated)
