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Takaichi Says Japan Will ‘Protect’ ICC From US Push to Dismantle
Source: Bloomberg
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Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said Japan will defend the International Criminal Court despite escalating US pressure, including the latest move sanctioning the ICC’s Japanese president. The development signals heightened diplomatic and legal friction, which is mildly negative from a risk perspective but unlikely to drive market-wide pricing on its own.
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