Andreas Kravik
Coverage of Andreas Kravik in the Nexus archive.
- Norway: International law is worth defending, even when allies break it
Norway's deputy foreign minister condemned the US-Israeli war on Iran as illegal under international law, stating it lacks UN Security Council authorization, self-defense justification, or Iranian consent. Norway reaffirmed its stance that the conflict violates the UN Charter, despite the involvement of close allies.
- Norway: International law is worth defending, even when allies break it
Norway's deputy foreign minister Andreas Kravik condemns the US-Israeli war on Iran as illegal under international law, emphasizing that states must uphold legal principles even when allies violate them. He argues the conflict lacks UN Security Council authorization, self-defense justification, or Iranian consent, and criticizes Iran's disproportionate response and domestic actions as breaches of international law.
- ICC states should respect judges' report on prosecutor, says Norway’s deputy foreign minister
Norway’s deputy foreign minister, Andreas Kravik, urged ICC member states to follow procedures when deciding on the future of prosecutor Karim Khan amid misconduct allegations. The ICC’s 21-member bureau will vote on Khan’s case, with potential subsequent votes by the 125-member Assembly of States Parties.
- ICC states should respect judges' report on prosecutor, says Norway’s deputy foreign minister
Norway's deputy foreign minister Andreas Kravik urged ICC member states to respect procedures in the misconduct case against prosecutor Karim Khan, warning against politicizing the process. The ICC's bureau will vote on Khan's fate, with potential follow-up votes by the larger ASP.