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U.S. Backs Venezuela’s Exit From the International Criminal Court as Probe Stays Active

The State Department’s endorsement underlines a push to limit the court’s authority.

Venezuela Notifies UN of Withdrawal From International Criminal Court

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Venezuela Withdraws From International Criminal Court

Iran Rejects U.S. Threats and Calls Kolang Kouh Claims Fabricated

New York Mayor Says He Is Exploring Arrest of Netanyahu, Prompting Swift Legal and Political Pushback

U.S. Launches Campaign to Systematically Disable the International Criminal Court

EU Presses Israel Over West Bank Settlement Push as Funding and Violence Rise

U.S. Launches Campaign to Dismantle International Criminal Court

U.S. Launches Campaign to Dismantle the International Criminal Court

Badenoch Orders Review of ICJ Climate Ruling That Could Expose UK to Trillions

GCC Condemns Iran for Missile and Drone Strikes That Endangered Tankers in Strait of Hormuz

Sahel Juntas Begin One-Year Exit From International Criminal Court

U.S. Justice Department Rejects International Criminal Court Jurisdiction Over Americans

Israeli Operation in Southern Syria Forces Families to Flee Near Golan Heights

India Rebukes Pakistan at UN Forum, Calls Jammu and Kashmir an Internal Matter

Niger Begins Formal Exit From the International Criminal Court

Erdogan Warns Israeli Strikes Threaten Turkey as Netanyahu Fires Back

ICC Chief Prosecutor Karim Khan Suspended by Assembly Presidium

UN Chief Presses for Permanent African Seats as Germany Faces Tight Vote for Security Council

Argentina Calls for Faster, Leaner UN and Endorses Rafael Grossi for Secretary‑General