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Nuremberg Files

In 1946, at Nuremberg, a promise was made: that never again would power exempt itself from accountability. The Nuremberg Files is DiploPolis's ongoing investigation into what became of that promise — who built the architecture to hollow it out, which states benefit from the exemptions, and what the gap costs the people left outside its protection. It follows the promise wherever it has been broken — from The Hague to Washington, from Gaza to the Global South, from 1946 to the present day.

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Analysis

Bangui and Abu Dhabi

On September 23, the ICC convicted a CAR rebel commander for crimes against humanity. On September 28, Netanyahu visited the UAE under an active ICC arrest warrant. Eight ICC convictions. All from sub-Saharan Africa. One week shows why.