Pope Leo criticizes world leaders for what he says is a misallocation of global priorities, arguing that efforts and resources are “badly skewed” toward war rather than addressing hunger. Speaking during a visit to the World Food Programme headquarters, the pope urges attention to humanitarian needs and contrasts support for conflict with assistance for people who lack food. According to reporting from The Independent, he says leaders “feed” wars instead of the hungry, framing the issue as a failure of policy choices and international priorities. Yahoo! UK News also covers the pontiff’s remarks, presenting the criticism in the same context of his stop at the World Food Programme headquarters. The accounts focus on the pope’s call for a shift in emphasis toward food security and humanitarian support, without detailing specific policy proposals or identifying particular countries. Both sources present the comments as part of the pope’s engagement with the World Food Programme and as a broader statement about how leaders set priorities in the face of humanitarian crises.