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Duterte’s Due Process Denied: ICC Faces U.S.-Led Dissolution

Duterte’s Due Process Denied: ICC Faces U.S.-Led Dissolution

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, President Donald Trump, Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth; (Inset: Former President Rodrigo Roa Duterte, detained at The Hague) Duterte’s Due Process Denied: ICC Faces U.S.-Led Dissolution By TheNATIONWEEK.com News Desk | September 4, 2026 THE HAGUE / WASHINGTON / MANILA — The International Criminal Court (ICC) faces an unprecedented…

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ICC: A Mockery of Justice or a Weapon of the Powerful? Unpacking International Justice, Geopolitical Chessboard

ICC: A Mockery of Justice or a Weapon of the Powerful? Unpacking International Justice, Geopolitical Chessboard

ICC: A Mockery of Justice or a Weapon of the Powerful? Unpacking International Justice, Geopolitical Chessboard By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | August 21, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – The International Criminal Court (ICC), touted as a beacon of global justice, increasingly finds itself at the epicenter of a fierce geopolitical debate. Far from being universally…

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U.S. Sanctions ICC President: A Bold Assertion of Sovereignty

U.S. Sanctions ICC President: A Bold Assertion of Sovereignty

US Sanctions ICC President Tomoko Akane U.S. Sanctions ICC President: A Bold Assertion of Sovereignty By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | August 19, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – In a bold maneuver, the United States has escalated its stance against the International Criminal Court (ICC) by imposing significant sanctions on its president, Japanese Judge Tomoko Akane,…

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Release Duterte: Detention Is A Political Weapon

Release Duterte: Detention Is A Political Weapon

Former Philippine President Rodrigo Roa Duterte Release Duterte: Detention Is A Political Weapon By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | August 4, 2026 MANILA, Philippines / UNITED NATIONS — The International Career Support Association (ICSA), a Japanese non-governmental organization holding Special Consultative Status with the United Nations Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC), has formally submitted a…

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Chad Withdraws from ICC Amid Accusations of Bias

Chad Withdraws from ICC Amid Accusations of Bias

Chad Withdraws from ICC Amid Accusations of Bias By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | July 28, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – Chad has officially announced its withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC), citing the institution’s “limited and inconsistent” performance and perceived bias against African nations.  This significant decision, formalized by Foreign Relations Minister Ibrahim Adam…

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ICC Credibility Crisis: Netherlands Backs Prosecutor’s Ouster Amid U.S. Pressure

ICC Credibility Crisis: Netherlands Backs Prosecutor’s Ouster Amid U.S. Pressure

ICC Credibility Crisis: Netherlands Backs Prosecutor’s Ouster Amid U.S. Pressure By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | July 20, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – The International Criminal Court (ICC) faces a crisis as its host nation, the Netherlands, publicly commits to voting for the removal of Prosecutor Karim Khan amid serious allegations of sexual misconduct. This decisive…

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Explosive Allegations Against ICC Chief Prosecutor: CNN Exclusive Unveils Sexual Misconduct Claims

Explosive Allegations Against ICC Chief Prosecutor: CNN Exclusive Unveils Sexual Misconduct Claims

Explosive Allegations Against ICC Chief Prosecutor: CNN Exclusive Unveils Sexual Misconduct Claims By Paul V. Young – TheNATIONWEEK.com | July 20, 2026 BRISBANE, Australia – In The Hague, Netherlands, the International Criminal Court (ICC), a beacon of global justice, faces an unprecedented crisis as its Chief Prosecutor, Karim Khan, stands accused of grave sexual misconduct….

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ICC Under Scrutiny: A Tool Against Critics of Corruption?

ICC Under Scrutiny: A Tool Against Critics of Corruption?

ICC Under Scrutiny: A Tool Against Critics of Corruption? By Bing Jabadan – TheNATIONWEEK.com | July 16, 2026 MANILA, Philippines – The International Criminal Court (ICC), established in 2002 to prosecute serious international offenses, is facing increasing accusations of being weaponized against critics of corrupt governments, with its judges themselves implicated in corruption. This comes…

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