Israel's election deadlocks as Arab parties win 19 Knesset seats
Arab parties took a historic 19 seats and Netanyahu's bloc fell from 68 to 53, leaving both main candidates dependent on a coalition partner they have spent years ruling out.
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Ayesha Patel
Ayesha Patel is the Africa Editor and covers the continent and South Africa's place in it, from the borders to the trade deals to the neighbours' politics.
Bulgarians vote in presidential run-off as Iotova faces Gurov
Incumbent Iliana Iotova, who took over as head of state after Rumen Radev resigned in January, finished first in the October 25 round with 34.76%. Andrey Gurov, a former caretaker prime minister, came second with 31.95%.
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