Can anyone balance America’s books?

The ICC’s moral reckoning over sex abuse claims

Court crisis

Chief prosecutor is accused of horrifying personal misconduct

Jonathan Sacerdoti

This was not a miscalculation. It was not a public relations failure in their eyes

Jonathan Sacerdoti

The US president condemned the Court’s ‘illegitimate and baseless actions targeting America and our close ally Israel’

Raymond Wacks

Had it sat in judgment on the war against the Nazis, it would have issued arrest warrants for Churchill and Eisenhower

Nigel Biggar

Middle East

The warrants demonstrate extreme anti-Israel bias and lack moral clarity

Limor Simhony Philpott

International
October 26, 2024
Karim Khan, the ICC’s rogue prosecutor
People will have differing views of the war in Gaza, but I have seen enough of it up close to know that it is the ICC that is in the process of be-clowning itself
Douglas Murray
International
August 31, 2024
Why the US should sanction the International Criminal Court
Israel is the canary in the coal mine
Richard Kemp
Middle East
May 20, 2024
Why the International Criminal Court wants to arrest Netanyahu
The announcement has been met with furious backlash in Israel
Limor Simhony Philpott
International
July 21, 2023
Putin steers clear of South Africa
His absence from the BRICS summit speaks not so much to the power of diplomacy as to South African rule of law
Geoff Hill