Niger terminates ICC membership over perceived bias euronews videos Niger has formally exited the International Criminal Court (ICC), citing concerns over the court’s selective justice approach. The West African nation submitted a withdrawal notification to the United Nations on Monday, initiating the exit process from the Rome Statute, the treatyContinue Reading

The European Union’s Ambassador to Gabon, Cécile Abadie, met with Libreville Mayor Eugène Mba on June 22, 2026, to strengthen institutional collaboration. This meeting reflects a broader effort to empower local governments in driving development policies, with both leaders exploring ways to modernize the capital and improve residents’ living standards.Continue Reading

The United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA) and Morocco are deepening their collaboration on critical priorities, including human rights, healthcare, and gender equality, with a strong focus on on-the-ground interventions and public policy support. Alfonso Barragues, Deputy Director of the UNFPA Liaison Office, emphasized this commitment during a recent meeting withContinue Reading

The Republic of the Niger has formally initiated the process of withdrawing from the International Criminal Court (ICC), a move reflecting the current administration’s commitment to reasserting national sovereignty since the military takeover in July 2023. This decision underscores Niamey’s resolve to challenge an institution whose operations have faced persistentContinue Reading