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Top U.S. Admiral Warns No Country Will Dominate Indo-Pacific

The statement signals a firmer U.S. deterrence posture to protect maritime rights and keep trade routes open.

Ghanaians Ask ICC to Probe Years of Anti‑Migrant Attacks in South Africa

U.S. Begins Phased Pullback of PEPFAR Aid to South Africa

Niger Begins Formal Exit From the International Criminal Court

Greek Court Refuses Extradition for James Dalamangas

UK Reaffirms Support for ICC After Confirmation Hearing in Libya Case

Rwandan Genocide Suspect Félicien Kabuga Dies in The Hague

Council of Europe Approves Plan to Launch Special Tribunal on Russia’s Aggression

ICC-Wanted Philippine Senator Flees Senate After Gunfire

EU Approves Joining Special Tribunal to Prosecute Russia’s Crime of Aggression

At 80, World Court Hears Stark Warnings on Eroding Respect for International Law

Portugal Signals Support for Ukraine Aggression Tribunal as Europe Nears Vote Threshold

Mexico Weighs Using U.S. Indictment of Arizona Gun Seller in 2021 Lawsuits

Ukraine Says Eight States Ready to Join Tribunal Pact on Russian Aggression

U.S. Kills Four in Caribbean Boat Strike Under Operation Southern Spear

Ben Needham Case: US Man Agrees to DNA Test as Family Seeks Interpol Help

South Africa Weighs Next ICJ Step After Israel Files Delayed Genocide Case Response

Netherlands and Iceland Join ICJ Gaza Genocide Case as U.S. Files to Defend Israel

Indus Waters Showdown Reaches Deadline as Court Orders India to Hand Over Dam Operations Data

UN Credibility on the Line as Guterres, India Press Urgent Security Council Reform