The Future of the Int’l Criminal Court: What Follows After Removal of the Prosecutor
2026-07-26T08:52:04Z•79e137b80c4181ec6a00ebf1baefdc8f0a2248f37b3ec5bcf9706b96b5570419
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What happened
Collection of Just Security analyses (July 23–25, 2026) covering international and U.S. legal, policy, and security developments: implications of the International Criminal Court’s prosecutor removal and successor selection; a breakdown of the Supreme Court’s birthright-citizenship decision; critique of Pentagon definitions for autonomous weapons and need for updated AI/weapons terminology; lessons from Hungary’s anti-corruption election for democracy advocates; Treasury Department sanctions guidance and rapid reversal on Iran’s oil sector alongside reporting of recent U.S. strikes on Iran; a討
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