Trump sanctions International Criminal Court in The Hague
US president Donald Trump has said he will sanction the International Criminal Court in The Hague over its investigation into Gaza. He announced the move during a visit by Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu – who is wanted for war crimes by the court – and said the court’s investigation into the US ally was “baseless.
The 16-year-old boy who was found severely injured in the school building of the Hofstad Lyceum in The Hague has passed away.
US President Donald Trump's decision to slap sanctions on the International Criminal Court, set up to rule on humanity's ...
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Rock-A-Rail-Tour Champions crowned in spectacular night finals at Snowfest The Hague 2024The Rock A Rail Ski & Snowboard Tour 2024 presented by Snowfest is a wrap! From December 6th– 8th, snowboarders and ...
Paramedics and police officers raced to a secondary school in The Hague after a wounded person was found there on Wednesday ...
The formation of The Hague Group marks a turning point in the global struggle to hold Israel accountable for its crimes in ...
The Hague-based court has opened an investigation into Italy's deportation of Osama Njeem Almasri, the head of Libya's ...
Fire broke out at the Iraqi embassy in The Hague on Monday morning and was still not under control four hours after the fire ...
The Hague Group signals a turning point in the Global South’s push for accountability—will South Africa’s NPA rise to the ...
Activists in The Hague have vandalised a Tesla showroom, following the company's CEO Elon Musk's far-right controversies.
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