Lawless in Gaza
International law couldn’t prevent war crimes. Is it any use?
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The genocide case is growing
A United Nations Commission has concluded that Israel is committing the worst of all international crimes
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Letter of the week: A catastrophic war
Write to [email protected] to have your thoughts voiced in the New Statesman magazine.
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To catch a strongman
How justice caught up with the Philippines’ brutal president Rodrigo Duterte.
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Britain’s complicity with Netanyahu’s war must end
The International Criminal Court’s arrest warrants for Netanyahu and Yoav Gallant make it clear: there is no justifying Israel’s war.
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An ICC warrant for Netanyahu will divide Europe
A call for the Israeli leader’s arrest – just as Ireland, Norway and Spain move to recognise a Palestinian state…
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“The guy I was before the Russians captured me has died”
Inside the torture chambers where Putin’s forces tried to eradicate Ukrainian identity.
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Echoes of the war in Bosnia sound a warning for Russia – and Ukraine
What’s happening now in Ukraine is eerily reminiscent of another war in Europe 30 years ago.
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Putin has little to celebrate in Ukraine as a key anniversary approaches
The horrific scenes in Bucha have brought a moral clarity to strategic calculations, both for Ukraine and its allies.
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The long road to prosecuting war crimes
Calling for the investigation of war crimes is one thing. Actually prosecuting war criminals is another.
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Russia accused of “unbearable” Bucha massacre
Evidence of brutal Russian war crimes in Ukraine is mounting.
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