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Targeted by Trump, International Criminal Court wins top EU rights prize

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The International Criminal Court (ICC), currently facing US sanctions and targeted by President Donald Trump, has been awarded the European Union's top human rights prize. The decision to honor the tribunal serves as a public show of support from the EU amidst geopolitical tensions.

European officials emphasized that the EU is founded on a commitment to multilateralism and international institutions. Awarding the prize to the ICC underscores the bloc's backing of the court, a move that carries the risk of diplomatic friction with the United States.

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France 24 (FR) Highlights the geopolitical conflict with Trump and potential diplomatic fallout.
Al Jazeera (QA) Presents a direct, concise report focusing purely on the award and US sanctions.
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