Neutrality doesn’t mean indifference: Austria joins tribunal to prosecute Russia’s aggression
Vienna says neutrality doesn't mean indifference as it becomes the 20th state to back prosecution of Russia's crime of aggression.
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Iceland and Poland tip special tribunal for Russia’s aggression to 17 — the minimum needed for a formal vote
With confirmations from Reykjavik and Warsaw, Ukraine's foreign minister announced the Council of Europe can now formally table the tribunal agreement for adoption in mid-May.
43% of Russian POWs rated Ukrainians as less than fully human — and Kremlin propaganda explains why
The more a captured Russian soldier believed Kremlin narratives, the more likely he was to dehumanize Ukrainians on a validated scientific scale — a finding researchers say helps build the legal case against Russia's propagandists as abettors of aggression.
Moscow threatens retaliation against nations backing Ukraine’s quest for justice in tribunal for Russia’s aggression
With the tribunal set to expose war crimes, Russia intimidates with "restrictive measures" against countries that support it.
Russian deliberate policy of violence: Ukraine reports surge in executions of POWs by Moscow troops
Ukrainian authorities have raised alarm over the rising death toll of Ukrainian prisoners of war.
Lithuanian President Nauseda urges Peace Summit participants to support tribunal for Russian war crimes
On 15-16 June, Ukraine hosts the Global Peace Summit in Switzerland.
Tribunal for Russian crimes needed to avoid further atrocities in Europe, Ukrainian MP says
A Ukrainian deputy warned that delaying justice could lead to future aggressions in other countries, emphasizing the urgency of creating a Special International Tribunal now.