US-sanctioned ICC shortlisted for EU rights prize
Most outlets reported that the US-sanctioned International Criminal Court was shortlisted for the EU’s top rights prize, noting the timing amid US sanctions. Dawn added context about supporters viewing the nomination as a show of support for a "fraying rules-based international order," while Arab News Pakistan’s headline focused on the basic fact without additional framing.
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US-sanctioned ICC shortlisted for EU’s rights prize
STRASBOURG: Facing US sanctions, the International Criminal Court was shortlisted Monday for the European Union’s top rights prize in what supporters described as a show of support for a fraying rules-based international order. The European Parliament named the Netherlands-based tribunal among the three finalists for its Sakharov Prize alongside Tanzania opposition leader Tundu Lissu and twin s...
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