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UK Calls for Full Use of UN Charter to De‑Escalate Ukraine, Sudan and Gaza

It argues that earlier use of UN dispute tools plus long-term peace operations can make ceasefires and agreements more durable.

Assembly of States Parties to Hold Secret Vote on Removing ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan

Gleb Savchenko Files Emergency Custody Case Claiming Ex Kept Their Daughters in Hong Kong

NGO Report Documents Large-Scale Israeli Settlement Expansion in Judea and Samaria

Sahel Juntas Begin One-Year Exit From International Criminal Court

Peruvian Courts Demand Protection as UN Urges Pause to Discipline of Judges

China and Pakistan Co-Host UN Session to Tackle Security Council Implementation Gap

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

Top Court Acquits Two Milan Prosecutors in Eni‑Nigeria Case

UN-Backed Court Opens In-Absentia Trial of Former CAR President Bozizé

Baltasar Garzón Publishes Essay Blaming 'Lawfare' and Urging Caution on Corruption Probes

China Says It Used Electronic Interference to Drive Off Dutch Frigate Near Paracel Islands

North Korea Rejects Quad Call for Denuclearization and Brands Group a Tool of US Domination

U.S. Refuses Visa for Russian Deputy Foreign Minister to Attend U.N. Security Council Meeting

Hungary’s Parliament Repeals Law That Would Have Exited the International Criminal Court

ICJ Recognizes Right to Strike Under ILO Convention No. 87

Philippine Court Clears Way for Arrest of Senator Wanted by the ICC

Rwanda Genocide Suspect Félicien Kabuga Dies in U.N. Custody in The Hague

Philippine Senator Wanted by ICC Escapes Senate After Gunfire

Judge Halts U.S. Sanctions on U.N. Gaza Rapporteur Over Free-Speech Concerns