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Philippines orders police to arrest ICC-wanted lawmaker Ronald dela Rosa
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Philippines orders police to arrest ICC-wanted lawmaker Ronald dela Rosa

The Philippine government on Thursday ordered police to arrest lawmaker Ronald dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC).
Smotrich says ICC has issued an arrest warrant for him
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Smotrich says ICC has issued an arrest warrant for him

Israel's ultranationalist finance minister, Bezalel Smotrich, claims that the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague has issued an arrest warrant for him. He calls the order "a declaration of war," The Times of Israel reports
Xi tells Trump Putin may regret invasion of Ukraine
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Xi tells Trump Putin may regret invasion of Ukraine

Vladimir Putin may regret his invasion of Ukraine, Chinese President Xi Jinping told US President Donald Trump during Trump's visit to Beijing, sources told the Financial Times.
Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's military junta
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Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's military junta

Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale, coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime
Wanted parliamentarian and former police chief Ronald dela Rosa on the run after shooting at Manila parliament
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Wanted parliamentarian and former police chief Ronald dela Rosa on the run after shooting at Manila parliament

A wanted parliamentarian and former police chief, Ronald dela Rosa, had been hiding in the parliament building in Manila. After a commotion and gunfire, he is reported to have fled
Gunfire reported in the Philippine Senate building in Manila
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Gunfire reported in the Philippine Senate building in Manila

Several shots were reportedly fired inside the Philippine Senate building in the capital, Manila. The extent of the damage is unknown
Protests in Venice - Biennale artists refuse Golden Lion awards
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Protests in Venice - Biennale artists refuse Golden Lion awards

More than half of the artists in the Venice Biennale's main exhibition have signed a letter of protest saying they do not want to be considered for the prestigious Golden Lion, The Art Newspaper reports.
Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's junta in coordinated attacks
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Jihadists and separatists challenge Mali's junta in coordinated attacks

Jihadists and separatists recently carried out large-scale and coordinated attacks against the military junta in Mali. The groups have different reasons for attacking their common enemy, the military regime
House approves impeachment charges against Sara Duterte which include bribery, corruption, extortion and alleged death threat
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House approves impeachment charges against Sara Duterte which include bribery, corruption, extortion and alleged death threat

Sara Duterte, vice president of the Philippines and daughter of former president Rodrigo Duterte, who has been indicted on criminal charges, is facing impeachment.
Mali's junta is under pressure - Russian-backed allies are pulling out
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Mali's junta is under pressure - Russian-backed allies are pulling out

Mali's military junta is suffering major setbacks in an escalating war - three years after Swedish soldiers were expelled from the country. Jihadists and rebels are seizing new strongholds
Venice Biennale jury resigns over decision to allow Russia to participate this year
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Venice Biennale jury resigns over decision to allow Russia to participate this year

The international jury of the Venice Biennale is resigning. The announcement follows a dispute over the Biennale's decision to allow Russia to participate in this year's event
Setback for Duterte in ICC - appeal rejected
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Setback for Duterte in ICC - appeal rejected

An appeal by former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was rejected by the International Criminal Court (ICC), meaning he can be tried for his so-called "war on drugs. "
Netanyahu criticized after ceasefire with Iran: Disappointment
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Netanyahu criticized after ceasefire with Iran: Disappointment

The war was supposed to deliver a quick victory against Iran and Hezbollah - instead it ended with two ceasefires imposed by the US, without clear Israeli victories. Now criticism of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is growing ahead of the autumn elections
Hungary's incoming government will stay in the ICC and not exempt Israeli prime minister from arrest
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Hungary's incoming government will stay in the ICC and not exempt Israeli prime minister from arrest

Hungary's incoming government announces that the country will remain a member of the International Criminal Court (ICC) and will not exempt the Israeli prime minister from arrest.
Stolen Ukrainian children: How Putin's deportation machine works
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Stolen Ukrainian children: How Putin's deportation machine works

What happens to the thousands of Ukrainian children abducted to Russia during the war? A new book reveals the Russian machinery behind the deportations.
ICC prosecutor: Duterte approved killings in anti-drug campaign
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ICC prosecutor: Duterte approved killings in anti-drug campaign

The International Criminal Court (ICC) is deciding whether to put former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on trial. He approved the killings, deputy prosecutor Mame Mandiaye Niang said as the hearing began
Seif al-Islam Gaddafi killed in commando raid at his home in al-Zintan
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Seif al-Islam Gaddafi killed in commando raid at his home in al-Zintan

Seif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of Libya's ousted dictator Muammar Gaddafi, was killed at his home in a commando raid.
Thousands killed in Iran - what can the outside world do?
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Thousands killed in Iran - what can the outside world do?

Tens of thousands of civilians are believed to have been killed at the hands of the Iranian regime. It is a clear crime against humanity, but what can the outside world do to stop it? Sometimes a situation cries out for action
Trump's peace council: What we know
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Trump's peace council: What we know

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Trump promises Peace Council will cooperate with the UN
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Trump promises Peace Council will cooperate with the UN

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Sweden invited to Trump's peace council
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Sweden invited to Trump's peace council

Sweden has been invited to Donald Trump's so-called peace council, as one of many countries. The new grouping was supposed to help lead the Gaza Strip out of the war - but now the goal is said to be to bring peace around the world under Trump's leadership
Myanmar military junta denies genocide against Rohingya
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Myanmar military junta denies genocide against Rohingya

Sweden criticizes US sanctions on two ICC judges
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Sweden criticizes US sanctions on two ICC judges

The government criticizes the US decision to impose sanctions against two additional judges at the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (UD) writes on X
The war took her four daughters – and a leg
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The war took her four daughters – and a leg

Hanin al-Mabhuh's life is on hold. Israeli bombs took all four of her daughters and left her with only one leg
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