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A UN report found that Israeli forces deliberately targeted Palestinian children in Gaza using precision weapons like drones and snipers, resulting in at least 20,179 child deaths and 44,143 injuries since October 2023. The report details systematic harm, including torture, destruction of infrastructure, and reproductive violence, with the UN commission urging the ICC to prioritize crimes against children.

The EU's plan to triple datacenter capacity and strengthen digital sovereignty through the Technological Sovereignty Package introduces complex requirements for public sector tech buyers, including Union Assurance Levels (UALs) to ensure control over data and supply chains. Concerns stem from reliance on US cloud providers, highlighted by Microsoft's actions under US sanctions and the CLOUD Act.

The Philippines' top court has rejected a bid to block the arrest of Senator dela Rosa, who is wanted by the International Criminal Court for his role in President Duterte's 'war on drugs'. Senator dela Rosa's whereabouts are currently unknown. The ICC's warrant is related to alleged human rights abuses during the drug war.

Israel's Finance Minister Smotrich is facing a potential arrest warrant from the ICC due to threats of displacing Palestinians from the West Bank. The ICC warrant request has sparked concerns over Israel's actions in the region. Smotrich's comments have been met with criticism and outrage.

Bezalel Smotrich, Israel's far-right finance minister, claims the ICC prosecutor has sought a confidential arrest warrant against him and vows to retaliate by targeting the Palestinian Authority. He ordered the evacuation of Khan al-Ahmar village in the West Bank. Smotrich promises a 'war' on the authority.

Israeli far-right minister Smotrich is targeted by the ICC for war crimes in Gaza, along with other Israeli officials such as Netanyahu and Gallant. This makes Smotrich the third Israeli official to be targeted by the ICC. The ICC is seeking his arrest.

The Philippines has asked a court to deny a petition by Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, who is sought by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for war crimes charges. Dela Rosa, the former chief drug war enforcer under ex-President Rodrigo Duterte, urged the military to stop government attempts to arrest him. The ICC trial is set to take place in the Netherlands.

The Philippines has vowed to hand over fugitive Senator Ronald 'Bato' dela Rosa to the ICC following a shootout. Senator dela Rosa is wanted for his alleged role as top enforcer of ex-president Rodrigo Duterte's deadly drug war. The senator's extradition is expected to proceed.

Philippine authorities are investigating reports that Senator Ronald dela Rosa, wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his alleged role in the country's deadly anti-drug crackdown, has fled the Senate premises. The senator had been taking refuge in the Senate to evade arrest. Authorities are trying to confirm his whereabouts after he reportedly slipped out of the building undetected.

Gunshots were fired in the Philippine Senate where Senator Ronald dela Rosa is holed up. He is a former police chief who enforced former President Rodrigo Duterte's deadly drug war. The incident involves key figures in the Philippines' government and law enforcement.

Gunfire broke out in the Philippine Senate as police tried to arrest a senator wanted by the ICC. The incident occurred during an attempted arrest. Witnesses reported hearing gunfire.

Gunshots were fired in the Philippine senate as Senator Ronald dela Rosa, accused of crimes against humanity, remained holed up to evade arrest. Dela Rosa is wanted by the International Criminal Court (ICC) for his role in overseeing former President Rodrigo Duterte's 'war on drugs'. The standoff has lasted two nights.

Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa has taken refuge in the country's parliament to avoid arrest by police over his role in the drug war. The senator is sought for detention. This development is related to the International Criminal Court (ICC) investigation.

Ronald dela Rosa, a former police chief and ally of Rodrigo Duterte, took refuge in the Philippine senate to avoid arrest after being wanted by the ICC. He spent the night at a senate office after another Duterte ally offered protective custody. Dela Rosa pleaded for public support on a Facebook livestream.

Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, former national police chief, has sought refuge in the senate to escape ICC arrest related to Ex-Philippine leader Duterte's drug war. Dela Rosa was a key enforcer of the drug war. The move is seen as an attempt to avoid accountability for human rights violations.

Senator Ronald Dela Rosa, former national police chief, has sought refuge in the senate to avoid ICC arrest related to ex-Philippine leader Duterte's drug war. Dela Rosa was a key enforcer of the drug war. The move is seen as an attempt to evade international accountability.

Philippine Senator Ronald Dela Rosa has evaded arrest over his role in President Duterte's drug war. The ICC had issued a warrant against him. This development is related to the controversial anti-drug campaign.

The European Union is seeking to reduce its dependence on US tech companies, with former European Commission tech chief Thierry Breton calling for an end to reliance on dominant US firms. The EU's Digital Services Act has been a point of contention with the US, and some experts are analyzing potential risks and strategies for achieving digital sovereignty. Europe faces significant challenges in extracting itself from incumbent US providers.