Former President Trump has urged countries to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), warning of potential legal risks for U.S. allies and personnel. While his call has drawn attention, few nations have taken immediate steps to comply, reflecting ongoing global divisions over the court’s jurisdiction. The ICC remains a contentious issue, with critics arguing it targets Western nations unfairly while supporters defend it as a vital tool for international justice. The response from governments highlights the complex balance between national sovereignty and accountability under international law.
Trump tells countries to quit ICC. Few follow his lead Reuters
