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Washington faces European backlash over sanctions against the International Criminal Court

A report indicates U.S. sanctions involving the International Criminal Court and anger in Europe over Washington’s actions.

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The dispute involves the United States, Europe and an international court, creating a significant diplomatic and international-justice confrontation.

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