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EU Backs International Criminal Court Amid Criticism From Rubio

European Union officials have backed the International Criminal Court amid criticism from US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Washington.

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EU Backs International Criminal Court Amid Criticism From Rubio

The European Union has expressed support for the International Criminal Court after US Secretary of State Marco Rubio criticized the institution, Politico reported. EU officials said the court plays an important role in upholding international law and pursuing accountability for serious crimes. The dispute reflects growing tensions between Washington and European governments over judicial independence, sanctions and the court’s investigations. Rubio’s position could further complicate transatlantic relations, while EU members face pressure to defend the institution’s authority and continue cooperation.

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