Venezuela & International — International Criminal Court

Venezuela: Venezuela's acting President Delcy Rodríguez rejected the idea of becoming the 51st US state and defended Venezuela's claim to the Guyana — Essequibo region at the International — International Criminal Court.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court is hearing the territorial dispute between Venezuela and Guyana over the Guyana — Essequibo region, with a legally binding ruling expected in months.

Venezuela: Venezuela is the subject of Donald Trump's controversial '51st State' post. Its interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, rejected the idea, emphasizing the country's sovereignty, despite having reopened its mining and oil sectors to foreign companies, particularly from the United States.

International — International Criminal Court: Delcy Rodríguez spoke at the International — International Criminal Court in The Hague during a dispute resolution session, where she reiterated Venezuela's sovereignty.

Venezuela: Donald Trump's talk of making Venezuela the 51st U.S. state was met with near-silence from the Venezuelan government.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court is seeking the arrest of Philippine senator Ronald dela Rosa.

Venezuela: Venezuela has been subject to naval blockades by the United States, a tactic President Donald Trump has also employed against Iran, highlighting a pattern of foreign policy.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court has confirmed crimes against humanity charges against former Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte, demonstrating its role in international justice.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court is facing threats of sanctions from the United States if it does not amend its Rome Statute to grant immunity to Donald Trump and his officials, drop investigations into Israeli leaders, and formally end a probe into US troops in Afghanistan.

International — International Criminal Court: The International — International Criminal Court is the United Nations' highest judicial body where South Africa brought a genocide case against Israel.