Papal elections in the Middle Ages were anything but orderly and predictable. Some were decided by acclamation, others as a result of violent conflicts (that of Pope Damasus in the 4th century ended ...

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The Swiss Guard, the pope’s iconic bodyguards, look ceremonial but in the pageantry of the Renaissance-style uniform lies the ...

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They are part of Iran’s “Axis of Resistance” against Israeli and US interests in the Middle East, which also includes Hamas and Lebanon’s Hezbollah. While Israel has weakened those groups ...