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The United States accounts for 33% of all global military spending with $954 billion Photo: AP

Church and World•Vatican Diplomacy

Holy See Raises Its Voice in Favor of Protecting Cultural and Religious Heritage Amidst Armed Conflicts

The Permanent Observer of the Holy See to UNESCO, Monsignor Roberto Campisi, addressed the 224th Session of the organization’s Executive Board on April 13 in Paris and stressed the urgent need to protect places of faith and culture amidst conflicts, especially in the Middle East and Ukraine. Their destruction damages the culture of peoples and erases the collective memory, he explained

Controversies•Pope Leo XIV•Vatican Diplomacy

On the Controversy with Trump, Leo XIV Denounces a «Not Entirely Accurate Narrative»

During the flight from Cameroon to Angola, the third leg of an itinerary that will ultimately take him to Equatorial Guinea, the Pope explained to the approximately 70 journalists accompanying him that many media interpretations are based on a dynamic of «comments upon comments,» rather than reflecting his true intentions.