The International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, leading Hungary to announce its withdrawal from the ICC and refusal to respect the ruling. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a strong ally of Netanyahu, stated that Hungary would not comply with the warrant, calling it “brazen and unacceptable.” The ICC accused Netanyahu of war crimes in Gaza, amidst ongoing conflict between Israel and Hamas, with Israel rejecting the charges as politically motivated.
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UN aviation body rules Russia downed MH17: Netherlands
SummaryThe United Nations aviation council has determined that Russia was responsible for the 2014 downing of Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 over Ukraine, resulting in 298 fatalities, including 38 Australians. In response, Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong urged the council to expedite decisions on reparations, emphasizing the need for Russia to acknowledge its responsibility under international law. The Netherlands and Australia have initiated proceedings with the International Civil Aviation Organisation for reparations, highlighting the importance of...
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