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Rwanda Genocide Suspect Félicien Kabuga Dies in U.N. Custody at 91

The tribunal ordered an inquiry into his death following years of delayed justice.

Extradited Tren de Aragua Leader Appears in Houston on Terrorism and Drug Charges

Philippine Senator Wanted by ICC Escapes Senate After Gunfire

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

Gunfire Reported in Philippine Senate During ICC Arrest Attempt of Senator Dela Rosa

Paris Court Reopens Agathe Habyarimana Genocide Probe

Russia Alleges NATO Drills Rehearse Kaliningrad Blockade, Threaten Shipping

Germany’s Top Administrative Court Upholds Ban on Far‑Right Artgemeinschaft

DOJ Rebukes Apple’s Late Bid to Seek Samsung Korea Evidence in Antitrust Case

Austria Becomes 20th State to Join Council of Europe Plan for Ukraine Aggression Tribunal

Security Council Debate Reaffirms EU–UN Partnership, Voices Ceasefire Calls in Ukraine and the Middle East

Israeli Military Investigates Deir Jarir Killing of Palestinian

Burford Seeks 28-Day Extension to Pursue En Banc Review in Argentina–YPF Case

Trump Denounces New York Times After War-Crimes Question at White House

Peru’s Congress Chief Files Bill To Define Crimes Against Humanity In Penal Code

Sheikh Hasina Asks Bangladesh Tribunal To Void Death Sentence

G7 and EU Condemn Iran’s Regional Attacks, Pledge to Protect Energy Supply

UNESCO Confirms Damage to Iranian World Heritage Sites as U.S.-Israeli Strikes Continue

U.S. Justice Department Backs Argentina’s Bid to Halt YPF Post‑Judgment Discovery

Youth Worker Reports No Child Endangerment as Block Abduction Trial Resumes