Ireland’s Anti-Israel Mania Is a National Disgrace Lauren Smith December 3, 2025 The latest scandal over the renaming of Herzog Park shows just how hysterical and hateful Irish Israelophobia has become.
Trump Slaps New Penalties on ICC Officials Rebeka Kis August 21, 2025 Judges from Canada and France, along with deputy prosecutors from Fiji and Senegal, are barred from entering or doing business in the United States.
Hungary Parliament Votes To Leave “Politically Motivated” ICC TEC News May 20, 2025 The Central European nation branded it a “political court.”
Hungary Is Right: The ICC Should Be Dismantled Rafael Pinto Borges May 19, 2025 The Court enforces ideology, not law—and Hungary is right to walk away.
ICC Prosecutor’s Sex Scandal Casts Doubt on Netanyahu Arrest Warrant Michael Curzon May 12, 2025 Karim Khan allegedly invoked the Israeli case to pressure his accuser into silence.
Why Is Israel the Only State Ever Charged With the War Crime of Starvation? Rob Killick May 6, 2025 Israel’s unprecedented charge reflects how international justice increasingly hinges on politics more than law.
Salvini Praises Hungary’s ICC Exit as “Sovereign and Courageous” Tamás Orbán April 30, 2025 The international court “lost its impartiality,” Hungary argued, while Brussels warned that ‘disloyalty’ to common external security policies violates EU law.
No Arrest Today: Netanyahu Offered a Warm Welcome in Hungary Michael Curzon April 2, 2025 The EU Commission urged Viktor Orbán to oversee Benjamin Netanyahu’s arrest; Orbán is expected to respond by leaving the ICC.
Netanyahu Defies ICC Arrest Warrant With Trip to Budapest TEC News March 31, 2025 Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán said the judgement “will have no effect in Hungary.”
ICC Arrests Duterte: Justice Served or Judicial Overreach? Vicky Francis March 14, 2025 The former Philippines president to be prosecuted by increasingly controversial Hague court for domestic ‘crimes against humanity.’
