Pope, accidents and protests over Iran (Sunday, March 29)

Pope Leo XIV visited Monaco on his first trip to Western Europe. He arrived by helicopter from the Vatican. Prince Albert and Princess Charlene received him, and he called for attention to justice, peace, and the common good.

On Saturday evening, a 19-year-old woman from Aagtekerke died in an accident on the N59. It happened near Nieuwerkerk, and three others were injured. In Maastricht, a child died following a collision involving a car and a stroller.

In Italy, two drunk individuals harassed the team leader's car of Visma-Lease a Bike. A man climbed onto the car and almost took a bicycle. Furthermore, in Hapert, a car drove into an apartment, and no one was injured.

In The Hague, supporters and opponents of attacks on Iran demonstrated close to each other on Saturday. They accused each other of crimes and misinformation. Additionally, Rosatom warned of risks at Bushehr, and the Pentagon is considering ground operations.