US EditionTrump draws attention for choice of attire at Pope Francis' funeral
- President Donald Trump attended services for Pope Francis at the Vatican on April 26.
- The event followed Pope Francis' death on April 21 after a stroke.
- Trump and Melania joined other world leaders in St. Peter's Square.
- More than 130,000 people paid respects before the funeral service.
- Trump's front-row seating position drew notable public attention.
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'Stood out like a sore thumb': Did Trump break dress code at Pope Francis' funeral?
Amid the sea of black at Pope Francis' funeral, Donald Trump was the odd one out. The US president wore a dark blue suit paired with a light blue tie and his familiar American flag lapel pin, igniting accusations of breaking the strict Vatican dress code for papal funerals. Here's what happened
Blue suit for funeral mass, impromptu meeting at cathedral… Trump ‘my way’
(Seoul = Yonhap News) Reporter Hwang Cheol-hwan = If US President Donald Trump continues his characteristically abrupt moves that have focused the world's attention during his 14-hour visit to the Vatican...
The tactical advice of Melanie Trump's "5 words" for U.S. President at the death of Pope Francis, revealed by an expert - HotNews.ro
The visit to Rome for Pope Francis' funeral was the first official move of Donald Trump since he took the second mandate on 20 June. The American leader was accompanied by his wife,...
In sea of black, Trump's blue suit at Pope Francis's funeral raises eyebrows
The other global leaders, including French President Emmanuel Macron of France, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer, President Javier Milei of Argentina and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni were all in black as they stood together in St Peter's Square to pay their final respects to Pope Francis.
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