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Archbishop Paul Richard Gallagher’s four-day mission to Moscow has not produced a peace agreement Photo: OSV News/Pool Via Reuters/Ramil Sitdikov

Pope Leo XIV•Vatican Diplomacy

Pope Leo XIV receives Spain’s atheist president amid a political crisis in the country he is about to visit

The approximately 45-minute private audience between Sánchez and the Pope unfolded against a turbulent domestic backdrop. On the same day, Spanish political debate was dominated by developments involving investigations linked to the Socialist Party and the legal scrutiny surrounding former Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero

Pope Leo XIV•Vatican Diplomacy

The Argentine government has announced that Pope Leo XIV will visit the country: here’s everything we know

Argentine President Javier Milei stated on May 26 that, “unless a tragedy occurs,” it is “highly probable” that the Pope will visit the country later this year. He credited the progress largely to the efforts of Foreign Minister Pablo Quirno, describing the negotiations as having successfully aligned the necessary positions.