The arrest warrants it issued for Israeli leaders left the court facing an existential threat.

Arrest warrants for Israeli and Hamas leaders will not bring peace, but it is beyond time to give justice a chance.

Competing allegations over the source of the explosion at the al-Ahli Arab Hospital shows exactly why the ICC must act.

Prosecutor Khan cannot stop the violence on his own, but he still has a role to play.

The case against the Syrian regime may not result in justice for its victims, but it will undermine its rehabilitation.

Ukraine and its allies should understand that investigating such allegations is in Kyiv’s interest.

Tens of thousands of war crimes have been investigated in Ukraine; yet prosecution of perpetrators has been too slow.

The International Criminal Court should now use the lessons it learned in Ukraine to help deliver justice in Africa.

Prosecuting its own alleged war crimes can help Ukraine undercut Putin’s propaganda war.