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Fatou Bensouda opens war crimes case against Ahmad al-Faqi al-Mahdi, said to have ordered or carried out the destruction of nine mausoleums
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TODAY the commentariat, and almost no one else, has been waiting excitedly for Boris Johnson to show his colours in Britain’s upcoming EU referendum. The great...
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On the sovereignty of states in modern politics. Terrific article.
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Exclusive: Warning over body’s failure to act on Syria and Ukraine comes on top of wider criticism of its structure and the permanent members’ veto rights
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Watch United Nations power brokers – including the Russian, UK and US representatives to the UN – discuss its failings and how to fix them
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O“WHEN you’ve already settled the price of the car, there’s no point quibbling over whether the gas tank is full.” Thus did Roberto Azevedo, director-general...
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WTO
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AS THIS weekend's rupture between the Vatican and the Turkish government demonstrated, upsetting people has become an integral part of being pope these days. On...
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On the Vatican's unique diplomatic power.
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Despite sluggishness in the world economy, global trade reached an astonishing US$23 trillion last year. The World Trade Organization has been the primary guarantor of this extraordinary growth in global…
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Fatou Bensouda: Under the laws of the Hague court, my office can only investigate alleged war crimes in Palestine if it grants us jurisdiction in its territory. It has not done so
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Potential ICC investigation into actions of both the IDF and Hamas in Gaza has become a fraught political battlefield
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The stately Vatican prayer ceremony inverted Middle East diplomacy, which usually requires an agreement to justify pageantry
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An interesting example of the Catholic Church exercising power as a non-state actor.
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Indonesia wins the right to seek a ruling by the World Trade Organisation on Australia's plain-packaging laws.
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FROM the Vatican's point of view, being a sovereign power, albeit a very unusual one, is a quirk of history with many pros and cons. Under the terms of the Lateran...
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Verdict in Senegal makes Habre first former head of state to be convicted of the charge by the courts of another country
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Not ICC, but HRW
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As it celebrates its 70th annual session this autumn by launching the sustainable development goals, we look at the general assembly’s history and purpose
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THE Yamaguchi-Gumi, one of the world's largest and most ferocious gangs, is estimated to earn over $6 billion a year from drugs, protection, loan-sharking,...
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The United Nations has saved millions of lives and boosted health and education across the world. But it is bloated, undemocratic – and very expensive.
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The ICC's decision to not prosecute Kenyan President Uhuru Kenyatta shows how hard international justice is.
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The International Criminal Court opened an inquiry into possible war crimes in the Palestinian territories, thrusting it into one of the world's most chronic, heated conflicts and opening a path to possible charges against Israelis or Palestinians.
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EXPECT righteous indignation, laced with racial animosity, at the week-long annual deliberations of the International Criminal Court (ICC) that kick off in New York...
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Kenyatta’s prospects brighten THE two leading Kenyans facing prosecution at the International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague were once mortal enemies whose...
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Alex Andreou: A new report says the supranational body is interfering more than ever in domestic affairs. What's more, its loans often make a bad situation worse
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ANYONE who doubts the importance of the International Monetary Fund should look at Ukraine. Every Western nation is talking about helping the Ukrainians resist...
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US Congress refuses to vote for the IMF's revised quotas.
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The outcome of the ICC case on the electoral violence in Kenya can have important consequences.
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