'Of Course Not': Germany Rejects Trump's Call for Nations to Quit ICC
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Berlin, 24 September 2026. Foreign Minister Wadephul clearly contradicts President Trump's appeal at the United Nations General Assembly that the states of the world should leave the International Criminal Court. The Court is an important foundation of the international order. Markus Frohnmaier, foreign policy spokesman of the AfD parliamentary group, states: "President Trump rightly accuses the International Criminal Court of partiality. Specif…
"He is part of the rules-based order. He is part of the history of our civilization," Johann Wadephul told public broadcaster Deutschlandfunk, adding
Germany has responded to US President Donald Trump's call for countries to withdraw from the International Criminal Court. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stated that Berlin will continue to support the ICC, adding, "Of course, we will not do that."
German Foreign Minister Johann Vadivol declared his refusal to invite US President Donald Trimp to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), confirming [...] Germany ' s rejection of an invitation to withdraw from the ICC first on Palestinian television.
'Of course not': Germany rejects Trump's call for nations to quit ICC
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has firmly rejected a call by US President Donald Trump for nations to withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC), reported dpa. "We will, of course, not be doing that," Wadephul told Germany's Deutschlandfunk radio station in comments broadcast on Wednesday, describing the court as "an important institution." Trump called on the international community to withdraw en masse from the ICC in a spee…
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