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U.S. Hauled Before World Court over Iran Claim to Recover $2 Billion in Frozen Assets

By Gary Raynaldo Diplomatic Times The United States went before the International Court of Justice in The Hague Monday to confront Tehran at the UN’s top court over billions of dollars in frozen assets. The court appearance comes a week after the ICJ ordered the

International Criminal Court vows to continue investigating war crimes despite U.S. threat to destroy it

ICC Prosecutor ruffles feathers of United States for advocating investigation of American war crimes

U.S. Denies Visas For Diplomats’ Same-Sex Partners

By Gary Raynaldo DIPLOMATIC TIMES The State Department reversed course on its visa requirements for same-sex partners of foreign diplomats and the staff of U.S.-based international organizations. Last month, it implemented a policy denying visas to such partners if they’re not legally married. Married same-sex