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Prime Minister Jetten Defends International Criminal Court at UN General Assembly

In his debut address to the United Nations in New York, Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten issued a warning to global leaders against political interference in the Hague-based International Criminal Court, emphasizing a commitment to international law.
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