The French government expressly expressed support to the International Criminal Court (ICC). It is a reaction to the threatening language of the American national security adviser John Bolton. He has already declared the court dead.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague does not seem to intend to change course after threats from the American national security adviser John Bolton. The top advisor of President Donald Trump warned that his country 'will fight back \u0026 # x27; \u0026 # x27; if the court starts an investigation into the actions of Americans in Afghanistan.
The US will impose sanctions on judges of the International Criminal Court in The Hague if they try to bring American citizens to trial. In a harsh speech, National Security Adviser John Bolton called the criminal court 'an attack on our constitution'.
The member of a Belgian political party has been discredited after being caught with three kilograms of heroin. The timing can not be worse: in fact, his party is launching a plan against international drug suppliers in the battle for the forthcoming Antwerp municipal elections.
The United States is taking an aggressive stance from Monday to the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague. If matters are brought against US military personnel, the judges will be sanctioned. That would be the national safety advisor John Bolton going to say during a speech Monday afternoon, writes Reuters news agency.
The government of Curaçao denies refugee Venezuelans the international right to protection. That is what Amnesty International says in a report published on Monday.
The peace negotiations on the bloody civil war in Yemen have been delayed on Saturday. UN mediator Martin Griffith said that it had not been possible to get Houthi insurgents at the table in Swiss Geneva.
Princess Beatrix and Princess Mabel attend the state funeral of Kofi Annan, the former secretary general of the United Nations, in Ghana on Thursday. Annan died on August 18 after a brief illness at 80 years old in Switzerland.
The American authorities have again raised alarms about disease symptoms on board international flights. Passengers and crew members on board two aircraft must undergo a medical check, says a Philadelphia International Airport spokesperson. It involves about 250 people.
The International Criminal Court (ICC) also deals with the issue of the Rohingya from Myanmar. This has determined magistrates of the international court. This allows research into the alleged persecution and deportation to Bangladesh of the Islamic Rohingya.
Paraguay moves its embassy in Israel back from Jerusalem to Tel Aviv. The government of the new president Mario Abdo Benítez finds the decision of the predecessor of Abdo, Horacio Cartes, unwise and undiplomatic.
Three of the five judges who are dealing with the appeal of Ratko Mladić have been replaced. This decision has to do with possible bias towards the former Bosnian Serb army leader, according to court documents released on Wednesday.
The international showbizz has been busy for days with the mysterious death of the Australian model SINEAD MCNAMARA. She died Friday night, completely out of nowhere, on the pompous yacht of the 84-year-old skippy Mexican tycoon ALBERTO BAILLERES. What drama has taken place there? Was she jumped, pushed, accident sometimes? The past few days, more and more questions arise in this reality-thriller, where answers to her ghostly death seem to stay out.
Russian fighters have again carried out air strikes on targets in the Syrian Idlib province. That's what a rebel leader and the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights say, a UK based organization that relies on local sources.
An abandoned ship has rammed the bridge to the international airport of Osaka during typhoon Jebi in Japan. The road surface has therefore been moved a few meters, making the important connection impassable.
China is not getting cold or cold from the increasing international criticism about the treatment of Muslim minority in the country. It strengthens the country in the belief that it carries out a justified fight against terror. Meanwhile, some million Uyghur men are being held in 73 camps in the autonomous region of Xinjiang.
The Supreme Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo has definitely excluded opposition leader Jean-Pierre Bemba as candidate for the presidential elections in December. Reason is his condemnation by the International Criminal Court in The Hague (ICC) for bribery of witnesses and obstruction of justice. In June the ICC spoke to the former warlord surprisingly free of war crimes.
The international community wants to spend more than 1.7 billion euros extra for aid to the crisis area around Lake Chad. During a donor conference in Berlin, the needy population of one of the poorest regions in the world was pledged about three times as much as a year ago at a similar meeting in Oslo.
Two lesbian women have been beaten up. Sex between two women has been banned since Sharia was introduced.
The murder of a pro-Russian separatist in the eastern Ukrainian Donbass region is a provocation that makes peace negotiations impossible. Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said this in a reaction to the murder of the leader of the self-proclaimed republic of Donetsk, Aleksandr Zachartsjenko.
Russia will no longer take American astronauts to the International Space Station (ISS) from 2019 onwards. That has been announced by the Vice Prime Minister of Russia Yury Borisov.
In Uganda, protests broke out on Friday after parliamentarian and pop star Bobi Wine was stopped at the airport. Wine, whose real name is Robert Kyagulanyi, and another opposition member wanted to be treated medically abroad. They would have been tortured when they were in detention.
The Argentine peso was under heavy pressure again on Thursday and lost almost 5 percent in value against the dollar. The country has asked the International Monetary Fund (IMF) to accelerate an earlier pledged emergency loan of 50 billion dollars. According to Argentine President Mauricio Macri, this is necessary to secure financing for 2019 and to prevent a new crisis in the South American country.
Iran still sticks to the most important agreements from the atomic agreement. This appears from a confidential quarterly report from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), which has been viewed by press agencies.
Turkey has been in deep trouble. The Turkish lira dropped further against the dollar after rating agency Moody's warned of the worsening situation of the local banks.
The African migrants who had to stay on board a ship in the port of Catania for over a week were detained in Libya for two years by smugglers. They were beaten, tortured and raped there before they made the crossing to Europe, reports the International Organization for Migration of the United Nations.
A handshake could just be finished in the Peace Palace in The Hague. There, before the International Court of Justice, the legal teams of Iran and America have been fighting a new round since yesterday. Iran demands from the UN court that US sanctions be reversed.
'Made in North Korea' does not seem to be a direct cause to run to the store, but the Committee for the Promotion of International Trade of the Socialist Resistance naturally thinks otherwise. The communist country seems to export everything.
A chain-smoking and fiercely agitated pilot caused the crash of a passenger plane in Nepal, killing 51 people in March. In a research report, which has not yet been officially published, it says that the pilot had to cry and snort repeatedly during the flight of US-Bangla Airlines.
Iran has stepped to the International Court of Justice in The Hague in order to get US sanctions out of the table. The Islamic Republic states that the US violates a 1955 friendship treaty with the punitive measures. The countries were allies at the time. That changed after the Iranian Revolution.
