Brazil runoff tight; Trump threatens Iran; Tibet quake
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Former President Trump stated he is watching Brazil's elections but avoided endorsing a candidate, a deviation from typical US engagement. The NYT editorial highlights a 'troubled history' of US interference, adding context. This signals potential US policy ambiguity toward Brazil's political trajectory.
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Brazil's presidential election is in a runoff between incumbent Lula and challenger Flávio Bolsonaro, with polls indicating a technical tie. The outcome remains highly uncertain, with high abstention rates and late voter shifts potentially decisive. This election will determine Brazil's political, economic, and environmental trajectory.
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