Sanctions

Japan considering financial aid to sanction-hit International Criminal Court

Japan Today4 November 2026, 21:43 UTCJapan

The Japanese government said Wednesday it is considering what financial assistance it can provide to support the International Criminal Court hit with sanctions by the administration of U.S.…

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