The Dutch secret services announced today that they prevented a Russian spy from gaining access – pretending to be a trainee – to the International Criminal Court (ICC), which is based in The Hague and is investigating, among other things, war crimes in Ukraine. Had he not been identified in time, the man could have […]
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N. Dendias: The revisionist practice that has no place today
The excellent bilateral relations between Greece and the Netherlands in all areas, starting from the economic and trade relations, were confirmed during the working lunch of the Foreign Ministers of the two countries Nikos Dendias and Vopke Houkstra in The Hague, according to diplomatic sources. Both ministers agreed to continue the close cooperation, both bilaterally […]
Germany sends Italy to The Hague for reparations for Nazi crimes
Germany has filed a lawsuit against Italy in the International Court of Justice in The Hague because Rome still allows victims of Nazi war crimes to claim compensation from the German state, even after a previous ruling that these claims violate international law, such as reports Reuters. Germany’s appeal to the International Court of Justice, […]
Ukraine ‘crime scene’, according to Hague ICC prosecutor
The prosecutor of the International Criminal Court (ICC), the British Karim Khan, described Ukraine as a “crime scene” during his visit today to Bhutsa, near Kyiv. “Ukraine is a crime scene. We are here because we can reasonably assume that crimes are being committed under the jurisdiction of the Court. We have to go through […]
The Hague Convention for the International Protection of Disabled Adults to be ratified in Parliament
The draft law of the Ministry of Justice on the “ratification of the Hague Convention of 13 January 2000 on the international protection of adults” was submitted to Parliament. This Convention for the international protection of adults has been endorsed by Greece and its ratification is pending, so that it can enter into force in […]