Administrația Trump le-a cerut aliaților să se alăture campaniei sale de „distrugere sistematică” a Curții Penale Internaționale

The U.S. has sought to rally NATO allies against the International Criminal Court (ICC), straining transatlantic relations. During a closed-door meeting, U.S. representative Matthew Whitaker urged member states to weaken the ICC and withdraw from its founding document. This push is part of a broader Trump administration campaign against international norms perceived as hindrances to U.S. actions. The U.S. has previously withdrawn from various international agreements and organizations. The campaign against the ICC has been met with resistance from some NATO members, notably France and the Netherlands, who reaffirmed their support for the court. The situation reflects ongoing tensions within NATO, exacerbated by differing views on U.S. foreign policy and military actions.