Vatican accuses EU of double standards on war
The Vatican's doctrinal chief has accused the European Union of applying international law selectively regarding military conflicts. This critique comes as Pope Leo XIV hosts a conference to re-examine the Church's stance on 'just war' doctrine.
Why it matters
The Vatican's public criticism of EU foreign policy highlights growing tensions between religious leadership and secular geopolitical alliances.
Doctrinal chief in Rome says the European Union applies international law selectively, sanctioning some military invasions but not others.
The reporting objectively summarizes the Vatican's statements and the context of the conference without taking a side.
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