Far-right electoral setbacks in US, Brazil, Serbia, Paraguay signal center-left shift

Between late October and early November, voters in Brazil, Serbia, Israel, and the US delivered defeats to far-right leaders, followed by the ousting of Paraguay's pro-Trump president amid a banking scandal. The pattern suggests a regional and global political realignment away from the far-right, though the durability of this shift remains uncertain. This matters as it could reshape international alliances and policy priorities.

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