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EU backs International Criminal Court after US sanctions judges
BRUSSELS/THE HAGUE (Reuters) -The EU gave its backing on Friday to the International Criminal Court after Washington imposed sanctions on four ICC judges, and EU member Slovenia said it would push Brussels to use its power to ensure the U.S. sanctions could not be enforced in Europe.
New York Magazine on MSN16h
The Supreme Court Will Settle Trump’s Tariffs. But When? And How?Once again, Trump’s aggressive, scattershot use of executive power has pushed us into new constitutional territory.
Climate change lawsuits have become a new way for countries to assert their rights against actions that degrade the ...
The Bangkok Post on MSN21h
Thailand rejects the International Court of Justice's jurisdictionThailand does not recognise the jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the land dispute with ...
Beijing’s rising influence in the global south on show as dozens of developing countries back new organisation ...
Mahmoud Daifallah Hmoud receives majority to fill vacancy after resignation of Judge Nawaf Salam - Anadolu Ajansı ...
On Wednesday, May 28, 2025, and Thursday, May 29, 2025, three significant court actions impacted the tariff and trade ...
The Oregon Department of Justice argued against federal tariffs at the U.S. Court of International Trade, raising concerns about executive power over taxation.
If we don’t let the court decide, this issue will be like Gaza between Palestine and Israel — never resolved, with constant ...
AllAfrica on MSN10h
Sudan: "The Dismissal of Sudan's Case Against the UAE Exposes the Limits of International Law"On 5 May, the International Court of Justice (ICJ) dismissed a case brought by the Sudan government against the United Arab Emirates (UAE), alleging violations of the Genocide Convention due to the ...
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