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Niger Submits Formal Request To Exit The ICC Niger has become the 3rd country in the world to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC). The Alliance of Sahel States (AES) member submitted its formal request to the Hague-based institution on June 22, 2026. The ICC, which markets itself... show more

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Center for Truth and Justice

17,799 views • 1 year ago

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The Spearhead

10,980 views • 3 months ago

JUST IN: NETANYAHU ON HIS ARREST WARRANT: “I spoke yesterday with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and once again he reaffirmed to me the United States' intention to act forcefully against the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC endangers justice around the world, and it also threatens the right of democratic, sovereign states to exercise their sovereignty. In effect, it seeks to subject their security to the decisions of a corrupt clique in The Hague.”

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Sulaiman Ahmed

108,727 views • 27 days ago

Niger Sets Strict Conditions For Reopening Border With Benin Following his June 2, 2026, visit to Niger, Benin’s new President, Romuald Wadagni, has moved to mend his country’s strained relations with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) member. On June 21, 2026, a joint committee formed by both countries concluded talks on reopening the Niger-Benin land border, which was closed by Niger in 2023 over security concerns. The Nigerien delegation’s terms for this reopening were simple: Benin must now choose between its continued subservience to France, and its relationship with the AES. President Wadagni took office on May 24, 2026, taking over from former Benin President and full-throated ally of France, Patrice Talon. What this Wadagni’s recent moves mean for the status quo maintained by his predecessor remains to be seen. For now, Benin remains friendly with France.

Niger Sets Strict Conditions For Reopening Border With Benin Following his June 2, 2026, visit to Niger, Benin’s new President, Romuald Wadagni, has moved to mend his country’s strained relations with the Alliance of Sahel States (AES) member. On June 21, 2026, a joint committee formed by both countries concluded talks on reopening the Niger-Benin land border, which was closed by Niger in 2023 over security concerns. The Nigerien delegation’s terms for this reopening were simple: Benin must now choose between its continued subservience to France, and its relationship with the AES. President Wadagni took office on May 24, 2026, taking over from former Benin President and full-throated ally of France, Patrice Talon. What this Wadagni’s recent moves mean for the status quo maintained by his predecessor remains to be seen. For now, Benin remains friendly with France.

The Spearhead

11,555 views • 1 month ago

Complete and utter lies and bullshit from start to finish. I can't believe Rubio would destroy his own reputation like this. The ICC has no jurisdiction in the United States or over US citizens. The United States is not a state party to the Rome Statute, which founded the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2002. The sole reason the Trump regime is going after the ICC is to try and protect Netanyahu. The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, allegeding that he is responsible for the war crimes of starvation as a method of warfare and of intentionally directing an attack against the civilian population; and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other inhumane acts from at least 8 October 2023 until at least 20 May 2024. American citizens have nothing to fear from the ICC...

Complete and utter lies and bullshit from start to finish. I can't believe Rubio would destroy his own reputation like this. The ICC has no jurisdiction in the United States or over US citizens. The United States is not a state party to the Rome Statute, which founded the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2002. The sole reason the Trump regime is going after the ICC is to try and protect Netanyahu. The ICC has issued an arrest warrant for Netanyahu, allegeding that he is responsible for the war crimes of starvation as a method of warfare and of intentionally directing an attack against the civilian population; and the crimes against humanity of murder, persecution, and other inhumane acts from at least 8 October 2023 until at least 20 May 2024. American citizens have nothing to fear from the ICC...

Kerry Burgess

19,383 views • 1 month ago

🚨 WOW! SecWar Pete Hegseth just arrived in Latin America and told EVERY COUNTRY to WITHDRAW from the globalist International Criminal Court Marco Rubio and Hegseth are pushing to destroy the ICC 🔥 "I strongly encourage every ACCC member to LEAVE the ICC and REJECT their attempts to rob your governments and your courts of your sovereignty!" "I know as a soldier, I swore an oath to the Constitution, not some FAKE and illegitimate international court."

🚨 WOW! SecWar Pete Hegseth just arrived in Latin America and told EVERY COUNTRY to WITHDRAW from the globalist International Criminal Court Marco Rubio and Hegseth are pushing to destroy the ICC 🔥 "I strongly encourage every ACCC member to LEAVE the ICC and REJECT their attempts to rob your governments and your courts of your sovereignty!" "I know as a soldier, I swore an oath to the Constitution, not some FAKE and illegitimate international court."

Eric Daugherty

68,874 views • 10 days ago

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14,348 views • 22 days ago

NEW: 🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Marco Rubio promised him that he will destroy the International Criminal Court for him: “I spoke yesterday with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and once again he reaffirmed to me the United States' intention to act forcefully against the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC endangers justice around the world, and it also threatens the right of democratic, sovereign states to exercise their sovereignty. In effect, it seeks to subject their security to the decisions of a corrupt clique in The Hague.”

NEW: 🇮🇱🇺🇸 Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Marco Rubio promised him that he will destroy the International Criminal Court for him: “I spoke yesterday with Secretary of State Marco Rubio, and once again he reaffirmed to me the United States' intention to act forcefully against the International Criminal Court (ICC). The ICC endangers justice around the world, and it also threatens the right of democratic, sovereign states to exercise their sovereignty. In effect, it seeks to subject their security to the decisions of a corrupt clique in The Hague.”

Megatron

2,421,527 views • 27 days ago

🛑 Burkina Faso 🇧🇫, Mali 🇲🇱 and Niger 🇳🇪 put their three armies on maximum alert 🚨. The AES has rejected the extended time that Ecowas - Cedeao has decreed for their official withdrawal. They also state that the College of Heads of State of the AES notes with regret that within ECOWAS, destabilization maneuvers are regularly initiated by a handful of Heads of State who impose their wishes and foreign agendas on the rest of the organization. In addition to these activities, there are operations to reorganize and regroup terrorist groups in the Lake Chad Basin, in the Sahel and in certain border areas, namely: Niger-Nigeria: Niger-Benin: Niger-Burkinn: Benin-Burkina. These receive various forms of support from foreign states, including financial and logistical resources, aimed at destabilizing the AES. Given the seriousness of these ends, the College of Heads of State of the Confederation: 1. Decides to place the defense and security forces on maximum alert; 2. Decides to make the confederal space a single theater of military operations, coexisting with the current national military theaters; 3. Calls on the populations of the AES to redouble their vigilance; to systematically denounce any suspicious act to the security forces; and to reject proposals for enlistment in terrorist groups. The College of Heads of State reiterates its commitment to pursue with determination the fight of the People of the AES for their true sovereignty and dignity.

🛑 Burkina Faso 🇧🇫, Mali 🇲🇱 and Niger 🇳🇪 put their three armies on maximum alert 🚨. The AES has rejected the extended time that Ecowas - Cedeao has decreed for their official withdrawal. They also state that the College of Heads of State of the AES notes with regret that within ECOWAS, destabilization maneuvers are regularly initiated by a handful of Heads of State who impose their wishes and foreign agendas on the rest of the organization. In addition to these activities, there are operations to reorganize and regroup terrorist groups in the Lake Chad Basin, in the Sahel and in certain border areas, namely: Niger-Nigeria: Niger-Benin: Niger-Burkinn: Benin-Burkina. These receive various forms of support from foreign states, including financial and logistical resources, aimed at destabilizing the AES. Given the seriousness of these ends, the College of Heads of State of the Confederation: 1. Decides to place the defense and security forces on maximum alert; 2. Decides to make the confederal space a single theater of military operations, coexisting with the current national military theaters; 3. Calls on the populations of the AES to redouble their vigilance; to systematically denounce any suspicious act to the security forces; and to reject proposals for enlistment in terrorist groups. The College of Heads of State reiterates its commitment to pursue with determination the fight of the People of the AES for their true sovereignty and dignity.

Sy Marcus Herve Traore

19,809 views • 1 year ago

NIGER SAYS ‘GOODBYE FRENCH, HELLO HAUSA!’ Niger has broken free from another colonial chain - the French language - by adopting Hausa as the country’s new national idiom. Hausa is indigenous to, and widely spoken in, West Africa. Along with fellow Alliance of Sahel States members Burkina Faso and Mali, Niger also recently ditched the body representing La Francophonie - i.e., the ‘French speaking’ world (or rather, those parts of the world that had French imposed on them by colonial France). Hausa is one of the most commonly spoken African languages. More Nigerians speak Hausa than French. In 2012, only 20% of Nigerians were literate in French. Switching to Hausa is a powerful affirmation of African heritage, identity and sovereignty.

NIGER SAYS ‘GOODBYE FRENCH, HELLO HAUSA!’ Niger has broken free from another colonial chain - the French language - by adopting Hausa as the country’s new national idiom. Hausa is indigenous to, and widely spoken in, West Africa. Along with fellow Alliance of Sahel States members Burkina Faso and Mali, Niger also recently ditched the body representing La Francophonie - i.e., the ‘French speaking’ world (or rather, those parts of the world that had French imposed on them by colonial France). Hausa is one of the most commonly spoken African languages. More Nigerians speak Hausa than French. In 2012, only 20% of Nigerians were literate in French. Switching to Hausa is a powerful affirmation of African heritage, identity and sovereignty.

African Stream

15,920 views • 1 year ago

The International Cricket Council claims to have the toughest anti-discrimination policy in the WORLD! Bold claims from the organisation that has resisted calls for the Afghanistan men’s team to be barred from international cricket while Afghan women and girls suffer gross human rights abuses inflicted by the Taliban. On Wednesday 26 February England’s men walk onto the cricket pitch in Lahore to face Afghanistan’s men in the ICC Champion’s Trophy. It’s worth remembering that the Afghanistan women’s cricket team were forced to flee for their lives when the Taliban took control of their country. Living in exile in Australia they do not have the freedom to play international cricket. The ICC has taken a jobsworth approach to the problem. It’s more than their jobsworth to stand up for the women of Afghanistan despite the precedent of banning South Africa for 21 years over apartheid. One of our WRN Sports Group members has sent this update from ICC headquarters. The ICC has ignored its own moral code. We say to the world: don’t forget Afghan women.

The International Cricket Council claims to have the toughest anti-discrimination policy in the WORLD! Bold claims from the organisation that has resisted calls for the Afghanistan men’s team to be barred from international cricket while Afghan women and girls suffer gross human rights abuses inflicted by the Taliban. On Wednesday 26 February England’s men walk onto the cricket pitch in Lahore to face Afghanistan’s men in the ICC Champion’s Trophy. It’s worth remembering that the Afghanistan women’s cricket team were forced to flee for their lives when the Taliban took control of their country. Living in exile in Australia they do not have the freedom to play international cricket. The ICC has taken a jobsworth approach to the problem. It’s more than their jobsworth to stand up for the women of Afghanistan despite the precedent of banning South Africa for 21 years over apartheid. One of our WRN Sports Group members has sent this update from ICC headquarters. The ICC has ignored its own moral code. We say to the world: don’t forget Afghan women.

Women's Rights Network - WRN

27,852 views • 1 year ago