US EditionThe Vatican Will Continue to Maintain Relations with "Authoritarian Leaders"
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Leo XIV defended today the Vatican's choice to maintain diplomatic relations with states with "authoritarian leaders".
Pope Leo XIV said today that the Vatican, by maintaining "neutrality", can address "concrete situations so that the lives of the people of these countries can improve", by being asked about their encounters with authoritarian leaders during their recent African tour. Leo XIV responded thus to the media, including EFE, in [...] The entry The Pope says that he sees authoritarian leaders in order to improve the lives of people was first published i…
Speaking on behalf of all French journalists on board the papal plane ("Le Monde", "La Croix", "Afp", I.Media, Kto), Arthur Herlin, special envoy of Paris Match, was able to ask Pope Leo XIV a question.
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