
Summary
Lula da Silva is elected president of Brazil for the fourth time, defeating right-wing candidate Flavio Bolsonaro in a surprising runoff election. Lula, known for his leftist policies focused on social programs and climate protection, receives significant support from young voters who actively campaigned for him online. Following the election, Bolsonaro's supporters express disappointment and claim the election was unfair, with Bolsonaro announcing plans to contest the results in court.
In Serbia, the newly formed Student List wins parliamentary elections, marking a significant political shift. The Student List emerged after protests against the government following a tragic incident where a train station roof collapsed, leading to numerous fatalities. The victory is celebrated by thousands in Belgrade, with leaders of the Student List acknowledging the challenge ahead in forming a government, as their members are primarily professionals rather than seasoned politicians.
In Germany, the government proposes new legislation aimed at reducing construction costs to address a housing shortage. The proposed law suggests simplifying building requirements, such as reducing the number of electrical outlets and allowing thinner walls between apartments. Officials hope these changes will encourage the construction of more affordable housing, although it may take time for these new building types to become widespread.
In a separate incident, a cruise ship collides with two container ships in Bremerhaven due to strong winds while attempting to leave the harbor. Fortunately, there are no injuries reported, but all vessels sustain damage.
Show Notes
Lula gewinnt Präsidentenwahl in Brasilien, Studentenliste gewinnt Wahl in Serbien, Gebäudetyp E soll Wohnungsbau günstiger machen, Kreuzfahrtschiff "Mein Schiff 3" kollidiert mit Containerschiffen in Bremerhaven, Das Wetter
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