Lula wins Brazil runoff; rival contests result; Orbán floated for UN chief

Lula da Silva won the second round of Brazil's presidential election, but his opponent refuses to concede and seeks annulment, creating political uncertainty. Separately, unconfirmed reports suggest the US, Russia, and China may back Hungary's Orbán for UN Secretary-General, a significant geopolitical shift if true. Houthi attacks on an East-West pipeline are also reported, though details are sparse.

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