VATICAN CITY, Oct 24 (Reuters) - In an unexpected foray into international politics, Pope Leo voiced concerns on Friday regarding the frictions between the United States and Canada. The tensions stem from President Donald Trump's decision to terminate trade discussions with Canada, highlighting unprecedented strains between the once-close allies.

Pope Leo, the first U.S. pontiff, noted the growing difficulties facing the two nations. Traditionally, the Catholic Church's leadership seldom comments on such political issues, making Leo's remarks noteworthy as they mark his first public critique of Trump's trade strategy.

Although previously silent on trade matters, Leo has criticized the Trump administration's stance on migrants, finding opposition from conservative Catholics. Addressing a

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