EU Seeks Dialogue with U.S. to Lift ICC Sanctions Within 6 Months
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Sanctions: During a meeting of the Ministers of Foreign Affairs from the EU countries, the consensus on support for the International Criminal Court is…
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For the time being, the European Union is choosing the diplomatic route to keep the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague afloat. For now, there will be no harsh measures against the American sanctions against the court. That is the outcome of a meeting of the foreign ministers of the EU countries in Luxembourg. "The most important thing is to engage in dialogue and do everything to protect the court," said Foreign Minister Berendsen …
EU seeks dialogue with U.S. to lift ICC sanctions within 6 months
There is broad support within the EU for protecting the International Criminal Court (ICC), Dutch Foreign Minister Tom Berendsen said after a meeting with the EU counterparts on Monday. The United States announced sanctions against the entire court on Friday after it had already sanctioned individual ICC judges earlier.
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