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Ireland is joining South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ charging genocide, yet will maintain its embassy in Israel.

Ireland's actions support the Palestinian cause while maintaining diplomatic relations with Israel despite rising tensions.

Ireland joins South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ while reaffirming its commitment to diplomatic relations with Israel.

Ireland expresses disappointment at Israel closing its embassy in Dublin following its support for Palestine.

Ireland's recognition of Palestinian state fuels tensions with Israel, culminating in the closure of the Israeli embassy in Dublin.

Ireland's support for South Africa's case against Israel at the ICJ signifies a contentious diplomatic stance that has drawn criticism from Israel.

The ICJ is addressing legal responsibility for the climate crisis, driven by Vanuatu and supported by a global coalition concerned about existential threats.

The hearings featured over 100 countries, stressing climate accountability despite opposition from major fossil fuel producers.

Vanuatu is leading a landmark climate change case at the International Court of Justice, questioning nations' legal obligations and global accountability.

Rising sea levels threaten the livelihoods and rights of Pacific Island communities, prompting global legal action against climate change.

ICJ hearings may clarify legal obligations of countries to combat climate change, potentially leading to the establishment of international legal standards.

A youth-led initiative is advocating for climate justice through the International Court of Justice to clarify nations' responsibilities in mitigating climate change.

The International Court of Justice is addressing climate protection through international law, examining accountability for big polluters in the context of climate change.

A small number of countries must be held legally accountable for their disproportionate role in climate change impacts.

Climate litigation at the ICJ might enhance support for vulnerable island states facing climate threats.

Colonial legacies hinder access to climate funding for places like Curaçao and Mayotte.

ICJ confirms it will hear mutual discrimination claims by Armenia and Azerbaijan regarding the Nagorno-Karabakh conflict.

Azerbaijan completed ethnic cleansing in Nagorno-Karabakh, erasing traces of ethnic Armenians.

The International Court of Justice declared Israel's 57-year occupation of the West Bank and East Jerusalem as 'unlawful,' urging Israel to withdraw from the territories.

President Biden may need to enforce the International Court of Justice's order on Israel's military offensive in Rafah to rescue his Gaza policy.

President Biden has the opportunity to enforce an International Court of Justice ruling on Israel's military offensive in Rafah by suspending the provision of offensive weapons.

South Africa is taking Israel to the International Court of Justice (ICJ) to answer for charges of genocide in relation to the war on Gaza.

The ICJ could make a provisional order for Israel to end its campaign in a matter of weeks, although a final ruling could take years.

The UN's highest court ordered Israel to halt its offensive in Rafah to protect a large Palestinian population, but did not request an end to the wider Gaza Strip offensive.

South Africa accuses Israel of violating the UN's Genocide Convention

South Africa has filed a case in the ICJ detailing acts they say amount to genocide in Gaza

The EU must align its policies with the International Court of Justice ruling to resolve the Israel-Palestine conflict effectively.

Israel's war on Gaza has sparked support for the South Africa genocide case at the ICJ.

Calls for a just resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are increasing worldwide.

The International Court of Justice is deliberating over South Africa's genocide case against Israel, which could have implications for reporting on the war.

In Ecuador, gang violence crisis is escalating and the media has become a target.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu stated a ground offensive in Rafah will proceed regardless of a truce agreement with Hamas.

The US opposes unconditional Israeli withdrawal from Palestinian territories.

Consideration of Israel's security needs is crucial for any withdrawal discussion.

Nicaragua urges Germany to stop arms exports to Israel, citing risk of genocide.

Nicaragua criticizes Germany for aiding Palestinians while supplying military equipment to Israel.

Nicaragua urges Germany to stop weapons exports to Israel due to genocide concerns.

Germany denies violating Genocide Convention and international humanitarian law.

The war in Gaza has entered its 100th day with a high death toll and displacement of the Palestinian population.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is committed to continuing the war until all of Israel's goals are achieved, despite international calls for a cease-fire.

Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasizes military pressure for hostage release

International measures taken to ensure aid reaches Gaza

The International Court of Justice (ICJ), the United Nations' top court, has jurisdiction to rule on most parts of Ukraine's case against Russia over the 2022 invasion.

The ICJ ruled that Russia's use of force during the invasion did not fall under its jurisdiction, and it also could not rule on Ukraine's claim that Russia's recognition of separatist regions breached the Genocide Convention.

French aid workers killed in Russian strike in Ukraine

Investigation opened into war crimes

The United Nations' highest court will rule on Ukraine's case accusing Russia of violating international law.

EU leaders have convinced Hungary's Viktor Orban to sign off on a 50bn aid package for Kyiv.

The International Court of Justice is set to rule on Ukraine's allegations that Russia funded separatist rebels and discriminated against Crimea's multiethnic community.

This ruling is the first of two expected decisions linked to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine.

A rock band critical of Moscow's war in Ukraine is reportedly detained in a Thai immigration jail, fearing deportation to Russia.

The International Court of Justice ruled that parts of Ukraine's case against Russia can move forward

French volunteer aid workers were killed in a Russian drone attack in Ukraine

The International Court of Justice rejected much of Ukraine's case accusing Russia of funding separatist rebels in eastern Ukraine.

The ICJ ruled that Russia had failed to investigate alleged breaches but did not rule on the shooting down of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17.

Russia was also accused of breaching an international convention on racial discrimination in relation to its treatment of the Tatar minority and Ukrainian speakers in occupied Crimea.

Ukraine has reportedly carried out heavy missile strikes on military targets in Crimea, including the Balbek airfield used by Russian forces.

Russia and Ukraine have conducted a major prisoner of war exchange, with about 200 prisoners being exchanged on Wednesday.

The United Nations' top court has ruled that it has jurisdiction to hear Ukraine's case over Russia's invasion

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy sees the EU's approval of a major aid deal for Ukraine as a clear signal to Russia and the United States