Black smoke over Vatican signals no pope chosen on first day of conclave

[NHK] The conclave, the election to decide the new Pope, began in the Vatican on the 7th, but the pope was not decided in the first round of voting on the first day...

First conclave vote ends in black smoke as cardinals fail to agree on new pope

Sixteen days after Francis's death, cardinals from around the world have shut themselves away for as long as it takes to vote for their new leader.

Black smoke: Cardinals fail to elect new pope on first try

FRANCE 24's Stuart Norval presents a special edition live from Rome on the day of the first conclave vote to elect a new pope. Thick black smoke emerged Wednesday from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel in a sign that cardinals had failed to elect a new head of the Catholic Church.

The 133 cardinal voters of the Catholic Church are reunited in the Sistine Chapel to choose the successor of Pope Francois. The suspense is total.

Black smoke on the first day of the Pope's election in the Vatican causes delay and speculation among the faithful.

No new pope after papal conclave’s first round of voting

Black smoke rose from the chimney of the Sistine Chapel, signalling that the papal conclave did not select a new pope.