The Iranian embassy in Hungary has condemned Netanyahu’s visit to the European country despite an active ICC arrest warrant for war crimes in Gaza, stressing that his regime is a threat to world peace and he should be imprisoned for committing all kinds of atrocities in the besieged enclave.

Despite arrest warrant from the ICC, Hungaryian PM has extended an invitation to Netanyahu, to visit Budapest.

This episode delves into Budapest's refusal to fulfill its legal obligation under international law to apprehend Netanyahu and the ramifications of this move for the international legal order.

Hungary announces its decision to pull out of the International Criminal Court (ICC), hours after the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu – the subject of an arrest warrant – arrived in the European country for a visit.

A conference held in the capital of Italy convenes specialists to discuss the challenges confronting international law and the rule of law within Europe.

In a first, a US-based rights group has called on the ICC to investigate Joe Biden, Antony Blinken, and Lloyd Austin for aiding and abetting genocidal war crimes in Gaza.

Here are Press TV's latest top stories at 02:00 GMT on February 28, 2025.