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Japan commitment to rule of law tested amid US sanctions on ICC
global.chinadaily.com.cn · China · global
Japan's commitment to the rule of law is being tested due to US sanctions against the International Criminal Court (ICC). This indicates a complex geopolitical issue involving international legal principles and pressure from a major ally.
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