International Court Of Justice

Ireland and 37 states formally refer reports of atrocities in Ukraine to ICC

Evidence of Russian war crimes being gathered by prosecutors

Myanmar’s junta due at ICJ in bid to strike out Rohingya genocide case

Critics say junta has no mandate to represent Myanmar and no formal standing at UN

Facebook ordered to release records of anti-Rohingya content

US judge rejects privacy argument as ‘rich with irony’

Britain takes stock of a cavalcade of recent diplomatic humiliations

London Letter: UK is right to claim it is still a power even as it sabotages its influence

New Hague prosecutor up against geopolitical headwinds and ‘culture of fear’

British lawyer Karim Khan has his work cut out at the International Criminal Court

West gets it wrong on Myanmar again as coup catches it cold

International community discounted warning signs for Aung San Suu Kyi’s government

The Irish Times view on Scottish independence: SNP raises the stakes

Westminster should engage constructively and imaginatively on nature of Scotland’s place within UK

Iran’s bank sector targeted by new round of US sanctions

Trump move puts Iranians at risk of hunger and illness in context of Covid-19 pandemic

‘Kill all you see’: Myanmar soldiers admit Rohingya slaughter for first time

Two soldiers have given video testimony of campaign of terror against Muslim minority

Inside Srebrenica: old scars, new wounds

Twenty-five years after the Balkan conflict’s worst atrocity the Bosnian town remains divided

The former prince of the Nazi regime, who still defends his father

Philippe Sands tells the tale of a leading Nazi whose son denies his father’s criminality

Top UN court orders Myanmar to take urgent steps to protect Rohingya

Verdict aimed at preventing threat of genocide rebuffs Aung San Suu Kyi’s assurances

Verdict on allegedly genocidal attacks on Rohingya due from UN court

Gambia urges ‘emergency measures’ against Myanmar to ensure no further violence

State papers: Scientology and mass migration would solve Northern Ireland conflict

Taoiseach Charles Haughey received some novel advice from members of the public on how to end the Troubles

Aung San Suu Kyi asks UN court not to undermine ‘reconciliation’

Myanmar’s leader subjected to scathing crriticism over treatment of Rohingya minority

The Irish Times view on Myanmar at the ICJ: Paradox and contradiction

Aung San Suu Kyi’s stance in genocide case has provoked calls for return of her Nobel prize

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