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US Forces May Have Committed War Crimes Says ICC Prosecutors
ICC Prosecutors says US Forces May Have Committed War Crimes Based on some preliminary investigations, inlcuding ICC, the U. S. armed forces and the CIA may have committed war crimes by torturing detainees in Afghanistan, the International Criminal Court's chief prosecutor said in a report Monday, raising the possibility that American citizens could be indicted even though Washington has not joined the global court.
North Korea's New Nuclear And Missile Test Threat Alerts US
The nuclear power and missile testing of North Korea forces makes the US military on alert. In Tokyo, Japan, among the pressing issues facing President-elect Donald Trump when he takes office on Inauguration Day will be North Korea's rogue nuclear weapons and ballistic missile programs - and a crisis might not wait that long.
European Leaders Divided Whether To Enter Deals With Trump Or Not
As the new administration in United States assumes office, the European Allies were divided to whether or not they would enter into deals with the recently-elected American President.
Australia, UK Approve Resettlement Deal For Refugees
A relocation deal had been struck between Australia and the United States for immigrants being detained in offshore jails after trying to enter the state by boat.