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ICC Closes Venezuela Sanctions Inquiry Against U.S. for Insufficient Evidence

The decision reflects the court’s requirement to prove both causation and intent before pursuing crimes-against-humanity charges.

U.S. Tells New York Court It Recognizes Delcy Rodríguez as Venezuela’s Head of State

Duterte ICC Hearing Enters Third Day as Defense Claims No 'Smoking Gun'

ICC Opens Duterte Charges Hearing as Prosecutors Detail Alleged Role in Drug-War Killings

ICC Set to Open Duterte Charges Hearing as Prosecutors Oppose His No-Show Request

Iraq Separates 157 Minors as It Processes 5,700 ISIS Suspects Transferred From Syria

South Sudan Launches 'Operation Enduring Peace' in Jonglei After Rebel Gains

ICC Rules Duterte Fit for Pre‑Trial, Sets Feb. 23 Confirmation Hearing

Rifaat al-Assad, Ex-Syrian Vice President Tied to Hama Massacre, Dies at 88 in UAE

Maduro Prosecution in U.S. Seen Facing Years of Delay as Legal Hurdles Mount

Pakistan’s Defense Minister Urges U.S. and Turkey to Seize Netanyahu, Citing ICC Warrants

India Confirms Qatar Arrest of Ex-Naval Officer Purnendu Tiwary, Extends Consular Support

Russia Charges Ex-TV Host Yevgeny Kiselev With Creating a Terrorist Community

Netanyahu Says He Will Visit New York 'Soon' Despite Mayor-Elect Mamdani’s Arrest Pledge

U.S. Sanctions Two ICC Judges Over Israel–Gaza Investigation

U.S. Sanctions Two ICC Judges Over Israel Investigations

Moscow Court Convicts ICC’s Aitala and Eight Colleagues in Absentia, Imposes 15-Year Terms

U.S. Threatens ICC With Broader Sanctions, Demands Immunity for Trump and Case Rollbacks

U.S. Threatens Sanctions on ICC Unless Court Pledges Not to Prosecute Trump

Israeli Foreign Minister Says Netanyahu Will Visit New York Despite Mayor-Elect’s Arrest Pledge