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September 29, 2026
Geopolitics/Human Rights

Pope Leo XIV Rejects ‘Systemic’ Abuse Label, Calls for Systemic Solutions

Pope Leo XIV has rejected describing sexual abuse in the Catholic Church simply as a “systemic” problem, while acknowledging that some church organisations had at times operated “as an abusive system”. His

News/Sri Lanka

Vatican Considers Change in Colombo Amid Cardinal Ranjith Retirement Delay

by Our Special Correspondent in Rome The Vatican is reportedly considering a possible leadership transition for the Archdiocese of Colombo as questions intensify over the extended tenure of Cardinal Malcolm Ranjith, who has remained in office beyond the standard retirement

July 2, 2026

Pope Leo Criticises Skyrocketing CEO Pay and Questions UN’s Role in Global Crises

Diplomacy

In a candid interview with Crux, the first American pope, Leo XIV, has voiced deep concerns over the widening income gap between executives and

Catholic Church Faces Pivotal Crossroads as Cardinals Prepare to Elect New Pope

Diplomacy

As the Catholic Church prepares to elect its next pope, the College of Cardinals faces a complex web of ideological, political, and administrative challenges

Pope’s Health Deteriorating: Now in Critical Condition, Vatican Confirms

February 18, 2025
News

Pope Francis, the 88-year-old leader of the Roman Catholic Church, is facing a significant health crisis as the Vatican reports that his condition has worsened. Admitted to Rome’s Gemelli hospital on Friday

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