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New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has determined he lacks the legal authority to arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes, reversing his earlier suggestion that he was exploring the possibility.
A New York federal judge has set June 2027 as the trial date for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores on drug trafficking and firearms charges, four months after their disputed seizure by US military forces in Caracas.
Argentina's football association has rejected reports that its president Claudio Tapia was summoned by US courts, though it confirmed a third party was called to testify about AFA-linked contracts under investigation.
Dutch legal experts have condemned the United States' campaign against the International Criminal Court, warning it undermines the global legal system and could pressure other nations to withdraw from the Rome Statute.
New York's mayor has clarified that his city cannot enforce the International Criminal Court's arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, calling on US federal authorities to address the matter.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte is travelling in Europe and the Middle East until July 31 with presidential approval, even as her impeachment trial proceeds in Manila.
Sexual misconduct allegations by a Malaysian lawyer against International Criminal Court chief prosecutor Karim Khan have triggered a major institutional crisis extending well beyond The Hague's legal circles.
Thailand's anxiety over Cambodian tank acquisitions masks a deeper concern: loss of military dominance. The contradiction between Bangkok's advanced fighter jets and surveillance systems versus its alarm at Cambodian defensive upgrades reveals strategic imbalance concerns rather than genuine security threats.
Controversial online personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate have been taken into custody in Miami by the US Marshals Service following fresh rape and sex-trafficking allegations from British prosecutors.
The European Union and Gulf Cooperation Council have jointly rejected as unlawful any attempt by states to claim sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that freedom of navigation is guaranteed under international law.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani is deliberating over whether to pursue the arrest of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu during an upcoming United Nations summit, according to remarks published Saturday.
The European Union has condemned Israel's latest decisions to fund and expand settlements across the occupied West Bank, arguing the measures jeopardise prospects for a sustainable two-state solution and worsen Palestinian community fragmentation.
France has doubled down on its commitment to the International Criminal Court, pushing back against US criticism that the institution undermines national sovereignty. The dispute highlights deepening transatlantic tensions over global justice mechanisms.
Arab League Secretary-General Nabil Fahmy has declared that the Palestinian cause will remain central to the organization's agenda, calling for accountability for what he describes as genocide in Gaza and the West Bank.
Two US advocacy organisations have filed a constitutional lawsuit against the Trump administration, contesting sanctions on the International Criminal Court and arguing they infringe on free speech rights.
European Union foreign ministers gathered in Brussels to weigh potential sanctions on Israeli settlements, with significant disagreement between member states threatening to block consensus on the contentious measure.
Paris prosecutors have initiated a formal investigation following statements made by a Paraguayan lawmaker regarding French football captain Kylian Mbappé, marking an unusual intersection of international politics and sports.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's diplomatic response to the Gaza crisis demonstrates how Malaysia amplifies its middle-power influence through principled advocacy grounded in international law and humanitarian commitment.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has highlighted apparent inconsistencies in how international law is enforced globally, pointing to recent disputes involving major powers as evidence of selective application of established norms.
Palestine has rejected international attempts to weaken UNRWA's mandate in Gaza, describing the UN agency as an indispensable lifeline for millions. The dispute reflects broader tensions over Gaza's future governance and Palestinian refugee rights.
Three International Criminal Court judges have launched a lawsuit against President Trump and US officials, contesting sanctions they argue violate international law and set a dangerous precedent for judicial independence worldwide.
United Nations investigators have concluded that Israel is deliberately targeting Palestinian children in Gaza, characterizing the situation as genocide. The damning findings have drawn swift rejection from Israel.
Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Manet has urged Thailand to appoint a head of its Joint Boundary Commission and accelerate border demarcation efforts, reaffirming both nations' commitment to peaceful dispute resolution through established diplomatic channels.
Marius Borg Høiby, son of Norway's Crown Princess Mette-Marit, has been sentenced to four years imprisonment after conviction on two rape charges and assault offences involving multiple women between 2018 and 2024.