00:00Pope Leo XIV has praised multilateralism as, quote,
00:05the best defense against the desire for dominance in a speech in the French city of Metz.
00:10The pontiff lamented a world marked by conflict from war and hunger to deteriorating personal
00:17relations, describing an increasingly uncivilized climate.
00:21Speaking in a city that is closely associated with European reconciliation, Pope Leo said
00:27that Europe could break this vicious cycle by reaffirming its commitment to the rule of
00:33law and dialogue.
00:34The value of the word given is repressed, and we're going to be talking about lies and
00:40lies.
00:42Europe can end this spiral thanks to the respect of the other, that it has cultivated and preserved,
00:51since it has demonstrated over the last 80 years that it is possible to value opinions,
01:01revendications and divergent interests, by meeting us sooner than facing us.
01:09The choice of Metz as the venue for the Pope's address was rich in European symbolism.
01:14Located in France's northeastern Lorraine region, the city is affiliated with Robert Schumann,
01:21one of the founding fathers of European integration.
01:24But Metz's history also reflects the conflicts that shaped modern Europe.
01:29The city changed hands several times between France and Germany.
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