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The Nobel Peace Prize is awarded annually by the Norwegian Nobel Committee in Oslo. Navi Pillay is a South African lawyer who served as a judge at the International Criminal Court and as a UN human rights commissioner. She led a UN investigation that accused Israel of genocide in the Gaza Strip, which led to criticism from Israel and the US.
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The USA will further tighten its sanctions against the ICC in order to hinder its work.
Likely · Within months
International organizations will condemn the US attacks on the ICC as an attack on the multilateral system.
Possible · Within weeks
The debate over allegations of genocide against Israel in the Gaza Strip will continue to escalate in legal and political forums.
Likely · Within months

The planned execution of Fort Hood attacker Nidal Malik Hasan via livestream is causing a stir. In addition, US President Trump is attacking the Nobel Prize Committee and the US government is excluding Microsoft from a green card program.

The Irish EU Council Presidency has presented a new negotiating proposal for the long-term EU budget 2028 to 2034, which envisages cuts of around 159 billion euros. Net contributors like Germany criticize the savings as insufficient.

After three state election defeats and falling poll numbers, the CDU presidium held a two-day meeting in Berlin to discuss its future course, while the CDU was arguing internally about how to deal with the AfD and the stability of the coalition.

Thousands of schoolchildren and students have been protesting in France for two weeks against the cancellation of classes and poor learning conditions. The protests, some of which resulted in violent clashes with the police, reveal a deep alienation between young people and the state.

35 Senate seats will be up for grabs in the US midterm elections on November 3rd. The focus is on contested states and the question of what consequences a Democratic congressional majority would have for President Trump.

Before the presidential meeting to deal with election failures, leading CDU politicians such as Mario Voigt and Dennis Radtke are calling for a stronger focus on everyday problems, affordable living and a sharpened Christian-social profile.