China's Huawei Technologies must face fraud and racketeering charges, says U.S. judge
U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly has ruled against Huawei's request to dismiss a federal indictment consisting of 16 counts, indicating the allegations are not premature.
European Union backs ICC after US sanctions on court judges
The European Union deeply regrets the United States sanctions placed on four judges at the International Criminal Court, emphasizing the need for judicial independence and justice.
US files to seize $7.7M laundered by North Korean IT workers
The Department of Justice's civil forfeiture complaint seeks to reclaim $7.74 million frozen two years ago, linked to alleged North Korean money laundering efforts.
Dutch parliament highly critical of Microsoft's ICC blockade
Dutch parliament seeks clarification on Microsoft's blocking of ICC prosecutor's email due to US sanctions, raising concerns about digital sovereignty.
Equity market weakens as South Africa navigates tensions - London Business News | Londonlovesbusiness.com
South Africa's equity market outlook is cautious, with key sectors facing declines amid deteriorating trade relations and potential disruptions from U.S. sanctions.
Why are Caribbean leaders fighting Trump to keep Cuban doctors?
The United States government has threatened to cancel visas for anyone supporting Cuban medical facilities, citing allegations of forced labor and exploiting the Cuban regime.