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Powerful than death, that peace more powerful than war. and then, another risk on the trips finale, a large public trip�*s finale, a large public mass in erbil in the midst of the pandemic. its what some had warned against — spreading the virus, notjust the word of god — but the papal fans were undeterred. i hope that this visit will bring a lot of peace to this country and to a lot — all religions and nationalities to live together in a peaceful life. the short—term impact of these cr...

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Were undeterred. i hope that this visit will bring a lot of peace to this country and to all religions and nationalities — to live together in peaceful life. the short—term impact of these crowds could well be a spike in infections, but from the warmth of his reception to the potency of his message, this is a trip that could have a long—lasting legacy, too, beyond simply the symbolism. that he came at all was, for many iraqis, a miracle. but a defiant pope has made history here, hoping to ...

>> reporter: tonight, a huge open air mass for pope francis in iraq. greeted by thousands of ecstatic worshipers, gathered together in a sports stadium. despite fears of rising covid infections. there are incredible scenes here, in a country devastated by war and terror, the pope is here on a pilgrimage of peace. this was his last stop on a groundbreaking trip hes tried to make for years. releasing a dove, saying iraq would remain in his heart. earlier, he visited the war-torn ruins of mosul, wh...

Urgent plea for coexistence. praying for the thousands of souls lost. isis drove christians out of one town, and today barely half have returned. with joy and relief, the faithful greeted the pope, trying to bolster this ancient, beleaguered community. despite the very real threats, and fears for the popes safety, this trip has been a huge success, after years of war and death. iraqis are desperate for a better tomorrow. but very real problems and dangers remain. linsey? >> ian, thank you. and...

Against the odds, pope francis defying extreme security risks to come to a country as dangerous as iraq. but today marked the climax of the first ever papal visit here, with the pontiff setting foot in mosul, a city once ransacked and ruled by isis, and while liberated today, still war torn. >> ( translated ): "hope is more powerful than hatred," said the pontiff, inside what is left of this church. then off to qaraqosh, a christian town nearly annihilated by isis. the church of the immaculate c...

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A dwindling christian community to remain. iraqs patchwork of people came together today. but as this country knows too well, the spirit of coexistence can quickly fade. mark lowen, bbc news, in ur, iraq. to myanmar now, where an increasingly brutal crackdown by police and the military has not stopped protests against the military coup. security forces have continued firing tear gas on protesters gathered in yangon. the uns special envoy on myanmar has told the security council that there is "ur...

A lot of peace to this country and to all religions and nationalities — to live together in peaceful life. the short—term impact of these crowds could well be a spike in infection, but from the warmth of his reception to the potency of his message, this is a trip that could have a long—lasting legacy, too, beyond simply the symbolism. that he came at all was, for many iraqis, a miracle. but a defiant pope has made history here, hoping to have given a balm to this injured land. mark lowen, ...

But a defiant pope has made history here, hoping to have given a balm to this injured land. mark lowen, bbc news, irbil. officials in the west african country of equatorial guinea have appealed for international help following a series of explosions. they said the blasts were due to negligence in the storing of dynamite at a munitions depot inside a military base. a statement from the president says 15 people have been killed and more than 500 injured. state tv showed video footage of traumatise...