Orbán Faces ICC Investigation After Refusing to Arrest Netanyahu in Hungary

Orbán Faces ICC Investigation After Refusing to Arrest Netanyahu in Hungary

As a party to the ICC’s Rome Statute, Hungary is obliged to arrest suspected war criminals and send them to The Hague.

According to the party, the prime minister's minibus endangered the physical safety of pedestrians when it tried to avoid activists blocking the building by driving into the oncoming lane at MTVA.

Dutton: Netanyahu welcome in Australia

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has challenged the authority of the International Criminal Court (ICC) over its arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, declaring that a Coalition government would welcome Netanyahu to Australia. In an interview with The Australian, Dutton stated that Netanyahu “would be a welcome guest in our country” and “would be accorded the respect that the Israeli Prime Minister should be accorded”. Aust…

Following Netanyahu's visit to Hungary and the refusal of the EU member state to enforce the arrest warrant issued by the ICC, what are the broader implications?

The police are investigating the complaint against Viktor Orbán - According to Momentum, the minibus carrying the prime minister drove across a zebra crossing in the oncoming lane, endangering pedestrians.