The Latest Breaking News from ICJ

The Nobel Peace Prize will be awarded Friday, a ray of light in a dark year for world peace, with the International Court of Justice, UNRWA and UN chief Antonio Guterres seen as favourites.

After decades of legal battles, Britain has agreed to return the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, a former colony. The remote Indian Ocean archipelago will continue to host a US military base, but Chagossians exiled to make way for the base in the 1960s and 70s are questioning whether the deal…

The leaders of Venezuela and Cuba have close ties with Teheran and have focused on criticizing Israel's actions. Colombia , Bolivia and Nicaragua have taken similar positions

Ta-Nehisi Coates seeks to return America to moral clarity

For many Israelis, the shedding of support since 7 October attack has revived a belief that they cannot rely on others

Hopes occasionally soared only to be dashed as legal challenges came and went until a critical judgment in 2019

Agreement to hand back UK’s last African colony follows 13 rounds of negotiations and international pressure

Equatorial Guinea asked judges at the International Court of Justice to reject Gabon's claim to several islands in potentially oil-rich waters in the Gulf of Guinea.

Gabon and Equatorial Guinea faced off Monday at the International Court of Justice, hoping to resolve a decades-old scrap over the sovereignty of three disputed islands in potentially oil-rich waters.

Afghanistan would have six months to provide response before ICJ would hold hearing

The UN’s resolution this week has dramatically changed the legal context of Israel’s occupation of Palestinian territory