The new world won’t be ruled by the ICC’s bias – or Washington’s overreach

The clash over sanctions on judges reveals a fading order in which neither moral monopoly nor financial coercion can claim legitimacy

Washington’s clash with the International Criminal Court exposes the contradictions between supranational legal claims, American exceptionalism, and the rise of multipolar sovereignty.

The latest clash between Washington and the International Criminal Court says more about the structure of the present world order than about Tomoko Akane or Abdoulaye Seye. On August 18, 2026, the United States imposed sanctions on Akane, the Japanese president of the ICC, and Seye, a Senegalese senior trial lawyer in the Office…

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