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Putin
In an exclusive Kyiv Post interview, International Bar Association Executive Director Mark Ellis discussed Mongolia’s failure to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin and its implications.
Sep. 15
Putin
Videos circulating on the internet show small groups of protestors holding Ukrainian flags and anti-war banners during Russian President Vladimir Putin’s visit to Mongolia.
Sep. 5
Putin
Though Mongolia has been Moscow’s loyal ally since the Soviet era, the relationship was not without its hiccups – at times marred by purges and oppressions.
Sep. 3
Putin
Ukrainian Foreign Ministry spokesman Heorhii Tykhyi called Mongolia’s refusal to arrest Russian President Vladimir Putin a “heavy blow to the International Criminal Court.”
Sep. 3
Putin
On Monday, June 24, the International Criminal Court issued warrants for the arrest of Sergei Shoigu and Valery Gerasimov for alleged international crimes committed in Ukraine.
Jun. 25
Crimea
A Financial Times investigation has found Ukrainian children who were abducted from the occupied territories listed for adoption by Russian authorities, one under a false Russian identity.
Jun. 13
Propaganda
Four human rights organizations have called for six of the main purveyors of Russian hate speech against Ukraine to be made to answer for their crimes.
Jun. 7
Kremlin
A video circulating on social media shows Russian soldiers forcing Ukrainian POWs to sing a Soviet war song, beating one of them, and discharging a firearm near his head.
Jun. 4
HUR
Ukrainian intelligence said more than 20,000 Ukrainian children were forcibly taken from Ukraine and named more than 200 Russians and Ukrainian collaborators complicit in the abductions.
Jun. 3
Israel
The Office of the Prosecutor of the ICC has requested arrest warrants for Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defence Minister Yoav Gallant as well as three Hamas leaders.
May. 22
Kherson
Maria Lvova-Belova, Russia’s indicted Children's Rights Commissioner, and her family forcibly bring Ukraine’s handicapped to Russia and “legally” relieve them of their money and property.
May. 6
Netherlands
The nations signed a political declaration on restoring justice for Ukraine which called for an investigation into Moscow’s crimes of aggression and the use of frozen Russian assets.
Apr. 4
Putin
Tomoko Akane, a Japanese jurist who joined the International Criminal Court on a nine-year term in March 2018, was elected as president of the court on Monday.
Mar. 12
Biden
The world in focus, as seen by a Canadian leading global affairs analyst, writer and speaker, in his review of international media.
Mar. 6
Crimea
For only the second time the global court has issued warrants linked to Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine and the first for military commanders.
Mar. 5
A video circulating on social media shows Russian soldiers forcing Ukrainian POWs to sing a Soviet war song, beating one of them, and discharging a firearm near his head.
Jun. 4