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There's been beef between President Donald Trump and Pope Leo.
I don't like it.
I'm not a big fan of Pope Leo.
Don't want to get into a debate with him.
The Pope is visiting Africa with a message of peace.
But at a time where things feel anything but peaceful,
how is he getting his message across to the world's youngest Catholic population?
I'm Hannah Gelbart.
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The Israel-Lebanan ceasefire, which comes into force in just one hour's time now,
was announced late morning by President Trump on his social media platform, Truth Social.
It has been my honour to solve nine wars across the world, and this will be my tenth.
So let's up a text to exclamation mark.
Get it done, he wrote.
President Trump has invited Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and President Joseph Aoun to the White House
for what, if it happens, would be the first direct contact at the highest level