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Palestinian President's spokesperson Nabil Abu Rudeineh has accused Israel of continuing military operations despite agreeing to implement the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, describing the accord as ineffective.
Palestine's health ministry has declared the nation's medical system faces its most critical period ever, citing the Gaza conflict, West Bank violence, and severe funding shortages that threaten basic patient care.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has condemned former International Criminal Court prosecutor Karim Khan as a 'con job' following Khan's dismissal over sexual misconduct allegations. Khan had previously initiated proceedings against Netanyahu.
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian has demanded international legal action against the United States for damage inflicted on Iran's transport infrastructure during recent military strikes, characterising the attacks as war crimes.
Karim Khan's departure as ICC prosecutor leaves a complicated legacy: he secured historic arrest warrants against world leaders but faced serious misconduct allegations that undermined institutional credibility.
A Canadian citizen has been sentenced to eight years imprisonment in Pakistan for attempting to illegally export more than US$111,000 and Canadian currency worth approximately C$31,425 without proper declaration to customs authorities.
The Palestinian presidency has issued a strong condemnation of violence by Israeli settlers and military forces in the occupied West Bank, stating that 87 Palestinians have been killed since the beginning of the year.
Venezuela has formally notified the United Nations of its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court, citing what it characterizes as systemic bias against developing nations while facing allegations of crimes against humanity.
The International Criminal Court's member states voted Friday to remove prosecutor Karim Khan following allegations of serious misconduct involving a staff member, marking a significant institutional upheaval.
The International Criminal Court's prosecutor Karim Khan faces an uncertain future following sexual assault allegations, overshadowing his pursuit of arrest warrants for Russian and Israeli leaders.
The United States has reiterated its commitment to maintaining open international waterways, citing their critical role in supporting global economic stability and security. The stance carries significant implications for Southeast Asia.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani has concluded he cannot arrest Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for alleged war crimes if he visits the city, reversing earlier suggestions he might pursue such action.
A US federal judge has scheduled a June 2027 trial for Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife Cilia Flores on drug trafficking and firearms charges, following their controversial seizure by American military forces in January.
Dutch legal scholars have strongly criticised the United States' campaign against the International Criminal Court, arguing it threatens the foundations of international law and could shift the world toward governance by force rather than legal principle.
New York's mayor has clarified the city cannot enforce an International Criminal Court arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, pushing responsibility to US federal authorities.
A Malaysian lawyer's allegations of sexual misconduct against ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan have ignited a major crisis at the international tribunal, with implications resonating across the global justice system and Southeast Asian legal circles.
Benjamin Netanyahu's office has strongly rejected remarks by New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, who suggested he might pursue arresting the Israeli premier during the upcoming UN General Assembly meeting in New York.
Controversial online personalities Andrew and Tristan Tate have been taken into custody in Miami following fresh rape and sex-trafficking allegations filed by British prosecutors, marking an escalation in legal proceedings against the brothers.
The EU and Gulf Cooperation Council have jointly rejected any state claims to sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz, emphasizing that freedom of navigation is guaranteed under international law and cannot be restricted by permits or fees.
A Malaysian lawyer employed by the International Criminal Court has publicly disclosed sexual misconduct allegations against ICC chief prosecutor Karim Khan, marking a significant moment in the institution's reckoning with internal governance.
The European Union has publicly condemned Israel's latest settlement expansion in the occupied West Bank, cautioning that such actions jeopardise prospects for a two-state peace solution and heighten risks to Palestinian communities.
France has reaffirmed its commitment to the International Criminal Court, dismissing US concerns that the institution undermines national sovereignty. The stance comes as Washington signals plans to encourage other nations to withdraw.
Two American advocacy groups have launched a legal challenge against the Trump administration's sanctions on the International Criminal Court, contending the measures infringe constitutional protections for free expression and public discourse.
A 14-nation coalition commemorated ten years since the landmark 2016 arbitral tribunal ruling that invalidated China's expansive nine-dash line claim in the South China Sea, reaffirming the decision's legal binding force.
Malaysia has formally applied for a non-permanent seat on the UN Security Council for 2036–2037, renewing its push for fundamental reforms including the abolition of the veto power wielded by permanent members.
Oman has rejected mandatory transit fees for vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, instead backing voluntary contribution arrangements for navigational services. The position comes amid regional tensions over shipping tolls.
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Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has flatly rejected Donald Trump's suggestion that the United States should assume control of Greenland, reaffirming Denmark's sovereignty and invoking NATO's collective defence principle at the alliance's summit in Ankara.
A Universiti Pertahanan Nasional Malaysia analyst has commended Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim's approach to the Gaza crisis, citing its foundation in international law, humanitarian commitment and diplomatic engagement across multilateral channels.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim has reaffirmed Malaysia's commitment to pursuing fugitive financier Jho Low through legal channels, stating that any pardon from the United States would not alter the country's independent stance on the matter.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has criticised the selective enforcement of international law, citing inconsistencies in how global norms are applied across different geopolitical contexts.
Police in Pattaya have arrested an Australian man following the discovery of a 17-year-old Thai girl's body inside a suitcase. The girl's family expressed devastation at her death as the investigation unfolds.