U.S. State Department says no diplomatic option is off limits as Washington pressures countries to reject the court's authority.
WASHINGTON (AN) — The Trump administration has launched what it describes as a "whole-of-government" campaign to weaken the International Criminal Court.
The campaign announced on Monday marks a sharp escalation in Washington's long-running opposition to the Hague-based tribunal and could put Washington on a collision course with many U.S. allies that support it.
The lawsuit marks the first direct legal challenge by sitting ICC judges against sanctions imposed over their judicial decisions.
Organizers described it as the next step to implementation following the U.N. General Assembly's March decision.
Decision ties major art exhibition to international legal disputes, prompting backlash and procedural overhaul.
Two Ukrainian advocacy groups are raising awareness for children abducted from Ukraine by Russia during the war.
A rare coalition says policymakers must prepare for changes that could unfold faster than previous industrial revolutions.
An ITU-led effort is trying to strengthen one of the world's least visible but most important forms of infrastructure.
Humanitarians are using AI for crisis assessment and decision support, but still insist humans make operational decisions.
Organizations serving women and girls in conflict zones are reaching a breaking point as humanitarian funding declines.
