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The United States has imposed sanctions on the International Criminal Court.
Yes — President Donald Trump publicly styled himself as the “Acting President of Venezuela” by sharing a doctored/mock-up image on his Truth Social account that labeled him as such, a move widely repo...
As of the documents and reporting provided, has not issued an arrest warrant or filed charges against ; reporting instead describes fear that the ICC could do so in the future and outlines ’s efforts ...
The clearest precedent for a state using sanctions to impede an international judicial body is the United States’ campaign against the International Criminal Court (ICC), which began with asset freeze...
The International Criminal Court (ICC) can, in law, exercise jurisdiction over individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity, war crimes and aggression when those crimes fall within the court’s su...
The United States cannot, by domestic law alone, categorically nullify the International Criminal Court’s authority to investigate alleged war crimes by U.S. citizens when those crimes fall within the...
The available reporting shows no public record that the International Criminal Court has presented or relied on evidence specifically alleging that President Donald Trump personally committed war crim...
Other states and international institutions have reacted to allegations of U.S. actions under President Trump with a mix of sharp diplomatic condemnation, legal analysis from international experts, pr...