Topic: International Court of Justice

Iran plans to sue makers of 'Argo': Could lawsuit succeed?

Iran's wants to sue the makers of 'Argo,' the Oscar-winning film about the 1979 hostage crisis. But legal experts say Iran will have a hard time finding any legitimate court to take the case.

Can Nicaragua protect the waters it won?

Opinion US, Israeli threats of force against Iran are illegal and harm chances for a deal

He loves maps and Vietnam. That may put him in the eye of a storm.

Opinion Israel's settlement push kills two-state solution, leaving Palestinians few options

Chile-Peru border dispute moves from battlefield to courtroom

Palestinians push for elevated UN status: Did Gaza conflict help?

What recourse do Pakistan's 'civilian drone victims' have?

What's behind the China - Japan island dispute?

Island dispute, 'comfort woman' statue put edge on Japan-South Korea ties

Global News Blog Is international justice finally finding its footing?

China, Philippines send ships to disputed island. What if they sent lawyers?

Opinion For nuclear security beyond Seoul, eradicate land-based 'doomsday' missiles

Assassination plot: US seeks to label Iran an international outlaw

UN court orders troop drawdown in Thai-Cambodia temple row

Bin Laden sons wonder why their father didn't get a trial

Thai-Cambodian border dispute heads to Hague as commanders meet again

Thai-Cambodia border clashes raise diplomatic stakes

Israel's wall cements psychological divide between Arab, Jew

Nicaragua, Costa Rica both see victory in Hague's ruling on border standoff

UN urges Cambodia-Thailand cease-fire, but will it happen?

Caught in the Thailand-Cambodia crossfire: Preah Vihear temple

South Sudan set to join ranks of five of the world's newest countries

Border dispute with Nicaragua has Costa Rica rethinking its lack of army

Tensions erupt as Thailand, Cambodia exchange gunfire at disputed border temple