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Mongolia allowed Putin to evade arrest, undermining international criminal law.

Russia has facilitated the forced transport and adoption of over 314 Ukrainian children into Russian families, erasing their Ukrainian identity.

Karim Khan urges the ICC for urgent arrest warrants against Hamas and Israeli officials for war crimes related to the recent conflict.

The ICC warrant for Netanyahu highlights the complicity of the U.S. in potential war crimes in Gaza.

The ICC faces intense scrutiny as it issues arrest warrants for Israeli officials, contrasting sharply with its previous actions against leaders like Putin.

Putin and Kremlin officials have directly authorized a coerced adoption program for Ukrainian children amidst the ongoing war.

The House sanctions bipartisan legislation against the I.C.C. for its war crimes charges against Israeli leaders, reflecting shifting political dynamics.

The House passed a bill sanctioning the ICC over its arrest warrant for Netanyahu, receiving bipartisan support.

Israel and the U.S. oppose ICC arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant, creating potential international diplomatic tension.

The ICC's arrest warrants against Israeli leaders highlight its limitations and biases in the context of modern warfare and international relations.

Hungary's Prime Minister Orban openly defies the I.C.C. by inviting Netanyahu and vowing to ensure his safety, challenging EU norms.

The U.S. House passed a bill countering the ICC's investigation into Israeli leaders, reinforcing the lack of jurisdiction the court has over the U.S. and its allies.

The ICC's arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Gallant highlight serious conflict accusations yet resonate minimally within Israeli public opinion.

Netanyahu calls ICC warrants against Israeli leaders 'disgusting' and 'antisemitic'.

Hamas welcomes warrants for Israelis but ignores its own leadership's role in violence.

The ICC faces significant challenges from the U.S. and Russia, jeopardizing its independence and very existence due to threats of sanctions.

The ICC's integrity is under threat due to Russian and U.S. political pressures, highlighting the need for judicial independence.

Karim Khan denies sexual misconduct allegations while an external investigation by the ICC's governing body is initiated to ensure fairness.

The ICC is launching an independent investigation into sexual misconduct allegations against chief prosecutor Karim Khan.

Karim Khan, ICC prosecutor, faces sexual misconduct allegations, prompting demands for an independent investigation amidst fears of internal conflict of interest.

An external investigation into allegations of sexual misconduct against ICC prosecutor Karim Khan has been initiated to ensure impartiality.

The inquiry will examine claims of unwanted sexual touching, coercive behavior, and abuse of authority against Khan.

Duterte's drug war led to 30,000 civilian deaths, primarily impacting impoverished urban communities, amidst significant allegations of police misconduct and extrajudicial killings.

Duterte defends his war on drugs, asserting it was necessary for the country's safety despite the deaths of thousands.

Rodrigo Duterte's return to Davao politics signals a possible continuation of violent anti-drug policies despite ongoing international investigations and domestic criticism.

Duterte's office reportedly incentivized police to commit extrajudicial killings in the war on drugs, raising serious human rights concerns.

Duterte defends his war on drugs, insisting on his legal responsibility and lack of apologies for thousands of killings during his presidency.

Vanuatu, Fiji, and Samoa are advocating for ecocide to be recognized as an international crime to deter ecological destruction.

Advocacy for recognizing ecocide as a crime is crucial for environmental protection and corporate accountability.

Two Russian missiles hit education and hospital facilities in Ukraine, resulting in 41 deaths and 180 injuries, marking one of the deadliest attacks in the war.

Putin's visit to Mongolia raises legal issues concerning his ICC arrest warrant, emphasizing geopolitical complexities amidst the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.

Putin's visit to Mongolia occurs despite an arrest warrant from the International Criminal Court for alleged war crimes in Ukraine.

Putin's Mongolia visit highlights the ICC's limitations regarding enforcement of arrest warrants.

Ursula von der Leyen advocates for Ukraine's EU integration as key for European peace and security.

Mongolia did not arrest Putin due to dependence on Russian oil imports, highlighting the complexities of international relations.