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International Criminal Court, seeking to investigate US troops for war crimes, condemns Trump’s sanctions order

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International court approves investigation into Taliban, Afghan forces and US military war crimes

Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court gave the green light Thursday for prosecutors to open an investigation targeting the Taliban, Afghan forces and U.S. military and CIA personnel for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

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75th anniversary of daring WWII Allied operation marked in the Netherlands

Parachutes glowing gold and white against clear blue skies, hundreds of paratroopers floated to the ground in the eastern Netherlands on Saturday to mark the 75th anniversary of a daring but ultimately unsuccessful mission that Allied commanders hoped would bring a swift end to World War II.

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International court judges reject Afghanistan war crimes probe; cite lack of cooperation

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International probe shuts down cyberattack provider

In a major hit against cybercriminals, an international police operation has taken down what investigators called the world’s biggest provider of potentially crippling Distributed Denial of Service attacks.

ICC prosecutor seeks probe of US personnel in Afghanistan

The announcement marked the first time ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has gone after Americans for alleged war crimes and sets up a possible showdown with Washington.

Syria, Russia slammed at chemical weapons watchdog meeting

Syria and its close ally Russia faced harsh criticism on Thursday at a meeting of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons following an investigation that blamed Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime for a sarin attack that killed about 100 people in April.

‘Avoidable mistakes’: Dutch defense leaders resign over mortar acquisition row

The defense minister has been under pressure since the publication last week of the independent Dutch Safety Board report into an accident in Mali.

EU police agency calls for better action against cybercrime

Events such as the global “WannaCry” attack in May have “taken the threat from cybercrime to another level,” Europol Executive Director Rob Wainwright told delegates at an international conference.

US berates Syria at OPCW meeting on Syria chemical attack

Syrian authorities — "abetted by Russia's continuing efforts to bury the truth" — still possess and use chemical weapons, an American diplomat told the international chemical weapons watchdog on Thursday.

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Mike Corder, The Associated Press

All Stories By Mike

What we know about Russia's war on Ukraine on March 3, 2022.

Trump’s order would block the financial assets of court employees and bar them and their immediate relatives from entering the United States.

Appeals judges at the International Criminal Court gave the green light Thursday for prosecutors to open an investigation targeting the Taliban, Afghan forces and U.S. military and CIA personnel for war crimes and crimes against humanity.

Parachutes glowing gold and white against clear blue skies, hundreds of paratroopers floated to the ground in the eastern Netherlands on Saturday to mark the 75th anniversary of a daring but ultimately unsuccessful mission that Allied commanders hoped would bring a swift end to World War II.

Discussions about the possible security mission come after U.S. President Donald Trump pulled Washington out of Tehran's nuclear deal.

In a major hit against cybercriminals, an international police operation has taken down what investigators called the world’s biggest provider of potentially crippling Distributed Denial of Service attacks.

The announcement marked the first time ICC Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda has gone after Americans for alleged war crimes and sets up a possible showdown with Washington.

Syria and its close ally Russia faced harsh criticism on Thursday at a meeting of the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons following an investigation that blamed Syrian President Bashar Assad’s regime for a sarin attack that killed about 100 people in April.

The defense minister has been under pressure since the publication last week of the independent Dutch Safety Board report into an accident in Mali.

Events such as the global “WannaCry” attack in May have “taken the threat from cybercrime to another level,” Europol Executive Director Rob Wainwright told delegates at an international conference.

Syrian authorities — "abetted by Russia's continuing efforts to bury the truth" — still possess and use chemical weapons, an American diplomat told the international chemical weapons watchdog on Thursday.

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