Seems a pretty counterproductive approach, not least because the U.S. doesn’t control the ICC

“Next month’s election could be the most important since the ANC came to power at the end of the apartheid system of racial segregation in 1994. Numerous polls and analysts predict that the ANC could lose its parliamentary majority for the first time amid growing discontent”

📢UPCOMING EVENT: Nuclear Use in Northeast Asia Year 3 Report Launch
🗓️Tuesday, May 28 from 9:00am-10:30am KST

Join us for the launch of our report, What Should Be Done? Practical Policies to Prevent Nuclear Catastrophe by Van Jackson.

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“Nuclear war would be bad. Everyone knows this. Most people would probably rather not think through the specifics. But Annie Jacobsen, an author of seven books on sensitive national security topics, wants you to know exactly how bad it would be.”

From the UN’s High Representative for Disarmament on the #AWS2004Vienna

Austria hosts an important conference this week on autonomous weapons, sparking vital discussions about the future of warfare and the extent to which international law and multinational governance structures are equipped to cope with the evolving issues…

One of the most troubling aspects is that this famine has been clearly predicted over and over again but not prevented.

#Egypt ’s President Abdel Fattah El-Sisi has discussed efforts to reach a ceasefire in #Gaza with #Netherlands PM Mark Rutte (Mark Rutte) arab.news/wwhsz

Reports of key elements of Egypt’s proposal for a Gaza ceasefire.

NEW: Senior admin official says there’s a Gaza cease-fire deal on the table that meets nearly all of Hamas’ demands, but “it’s really down to one guy to accept the deal.”

'The answer that comes back from Sinwar personally is no.'