Pope Francis’ death brings western world leaders together
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 26/04/2025
Brittain’s Prince of Wales and prime minister Keir Starmer paid their respects to Pope Francis as they joined world leaders for his funeral in the Vatican’s St Peter’s Square in Italy on Saturday. Prince William, who was representing his father King Charles III, stood side by side with the prime (…)
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