Global Headlines: Pope's Legacy, Young Voters, and Diplomatic Dialogues

A global wrap-up captures Argentina's homage to Pope Francis, young Canadians' political leanings, and evolving diplomatic relationships. In Buenos Aires, a farewell mass honors the Latin American Pope. Meanwhile, Trudeau faces political shifts, and international dialogues highlight nuclear and peace talks. Iran suffers a tragic explosion as nuclear discussions continue.

In Buenos Aires, citizens gathered to honor Pope Francis with a symbolic embrace at an open-air mass. The former archbishop of Buenos Aires is remembered for his dedication to advocating for the poor, as large crowds reflected on his historic papacy.

Canadian politics see a shift as young voters show support for the Conservative leader, Pierre Poilievre. Amidst a backdrop of Canadian country music, Poilievre rallied for change, appealing to a new generation of Canadians.

In other news, twelve Nigerien soldiers face a tragic fate in a jihadist attack. Meanwhile, Iran and the U.S. cautiously continue nuclear talks, seeking resolution amid escalating tensions. A devastating chemical explosion in Bandar Abbas raises concerns as negotiations progress.

(With inputs from agencies.)