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U.S. Demands ICC Treaty Changes Shielding Trump, Threatens Broader Sanctions

The court says only member states can modify the Rome Statute, making any overhaul hard to pass.

Israel Grants Final Approval for 764 Homes in Three West Bank Settlements

UN General Assembly Backs Two Resolutions Pressing Israeli Withdrawal From Occupied Lands

ICC Asserts Independence at Hague Assembly as Members Confront U.S. Sanctions

U.S. Reviewed Intel That Israeli Officials Discussed Using Palestinians as Human Shields in Gaza

CELAC–EU Summit Concludes With Reaffirmation of International Law, New Initiatives and Exposed Divisions

Qatar Accused of Funding Covert Campaign Targeting ICC Prosecutor’s Accuser

Pakistan Urges UN Action Over India’s Indus Treaty Suspension

Canada Reaffirms It Would Arrest Netanyahu Under ICC Warrant, Drawing Israeli Objection

Ramaphosa: Gaza Ceasefire Won't Alter South Africa's ICJ Genocide Case

ICC Denies Duterte’s Interim Release, Citing Flight Risk and Witness Threats

EU Says Tajikistan Violated ICC Obligations by Not Arresting Putin During Visit

Colombia’s Foreign Minister Renounces U.S. Visa After Washington Cancels Petro’s

India Rebukes Erdogan Over UNGA Kashmir Remarks With Formal Protest

Mali, Burkina Faso and Niger Announce Joint Withdrawal From ICC

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Announce Withdrawal From the ICC

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Announce Withdrawal From the International Criminal Court

Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger Quit ICC, Citing Neo‑Colonial Bias and Vowing a Sahel Court

U.S. Weighs Sanctions on Entire ICC Over Israel War Crimes Case

Brazil Intervenes in South Africa’s ICJ Genocide Case Against Israel