Into Wednesday—a few quick notes:
• Israel: Election with no clear winner
According to projections, neither Netanyahu nor challenger Eisenkot has a majority. Both intend to form a government, raising the prospect of a months-long stalemate.
• Brazil: Flávio Bolsonaro reportedly in the U.S.
The defeated candidate allegedly left the country despite a court-ordered travel ban. Meanwhile, Lula begins his new term from a position of strength.
• Ukraine: Ceasefire extended to the entire Kherson region
The truce, initially intended for Oleshky, has been broadened; neither side has reported any violations so far. Additionally, Norway and Finland have sought rare direct talks with Putin.
• France: Protests following racist attacks
People took to the streets in Paris. Many hold right-wing media and the *Rassemblement National* party partly responsible for the current climate.
• Egypt shuts down independent news site Mada Masr
Editor-in-chief Lina Attalah faces a heavy fine. Amnesty International has described the move as a severe blow to press freedom.
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