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The International Criminal Court (MUS) is portrayed in the snippets as a body that Russia and other countries like China and the US view with skepticism, particularly regarding its jurisdiction over Russia. Russian officials have criticized the court's legitimacy and called for its reform or elimination, especially after it issued arrest warrants against high-profile figures including Russian President Vladimir Putin and child ombudsman Maria Lvova-Belova. The court has also faced internal controversy involving its prosecutor Karim Khan, who was accused of misconduct and subsequently removed…
Recent coverage
- UN Women official publicly disclosed sexual harassment by ICC prosecutor Karim Khan — Meduza
- Democrats in the US Senate introduced a resolution calling for joining the ICC — Коммерсантъ
- EU accuses US of unacceptable threats against the ICC — Коммерсантъ
- Iran opposes US campaign to dismantle the ICC — Вести
- Tokyo Concerned Over US Statements on Plans to Liquidate the ICC — Интерфакс
- Rubleo Calls on Other Countries to Help Washington 'Liquidate' the ICC — Вести
- Dmitriev comments on the start of the US campaign against the ICC — Вести
- US Department of State launches campaign against the International Criminal Court — Коммерсантъ
- Russian Foreign Ministry Says Specialists Support the Liquidation of the ICC — Вести
- Three ICC judges challenged US sanctions in court — Вести
- Medvedev claims attempts by the ICC to prosecute Russia are illegal — Вести
- Reuters: Karim Khan's dismissal from the ICC will not affect the warrants issued under him — Вести
- The ICC has demanded the dismissal of prosecutor Karim Khan — Коммерсантъ
- ICC Prosecutor Ordered to Resign After Issuing Arrest Warrant for Putin — Вечерняя Москва
- The ICC's governing body recommended firing prosecutor Khan amid sex scandal — Вести
- US Treasury Department Adds MUS Prosecutor Khan to List of Subordinate Persons — Москва 24
- Peskov states that US sanctions against the ICC do not apply to Russia — Москва 24