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Targeted by Trump, International Criminal Court wins top EU rights prize
Facing US sanctions, the International Criminal Court was on Thursday awarded the European Union's top rights prize, in a show of support that risks upsetting President Donald Trump. "The European Union is built on respect for multilateralism and international institutions, and this prize recognises
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France 24 and the Associated Press both center the award itself, with AP adding that the ICC and its officials won the EU’s top human rights honour. France 24 uniquely foregrounds the Trump administration’s threat to dismantle the court, while The Economist shifts away from the prize entirely and frames the story as a problem for Japan arising from America’s attack on the ICC.
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