Pope urges Europe to help combat ‘deceit and lies’ in international ties
Pope Leo XIV warned on Monday that relations between nations were becoming increasingly uncivilised with people boasting of “lies and deceit,” urging Europe to help break the cycle and foster respect in international ties. Speaking in the city of Metz near the border with Germany, where he was wrapping up a four-day visit to France, Read More:…
Pope Leo XIV has called on Europe to help combat "deceit and lies" in international relations, warning that ties between nations are becoming increasingly uncivilised. Speaking in Metz, near the border with Germany, he urged Europe to foster respect in international ties and break the cycle of lies and deceit.
The Pope made these comments while wrapping up a four-day visit to France, where he was joined by French President Emmanuel Macron. According to The National UAE, Pope Leo XIV also made a strong statement on the war in Ukraine, calling on European leaders to be willing to sacrifice certain positions for the sake of peace.
He emphasized the need for patient dialogue and courage in negotiation to achieve peace, warning against the continent's rearmament. The Pope's comments come as many European governments, including France, have provided financial support for Ukraine's war effort and fear further Russian attacks.
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