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30 分钟The International Criminal Court has vowed to continue its work after Donald Trump imposed sanctions on its officials because it issued a war crimes arrest warrant against the Israeli prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.
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This is the global news podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Alex ritson and at 14 hours GMT on Friday, February 7, these are our main stories.
The International Criminal Court condemns Donald Trump's introduction of sanctions against its officials.
As supporters warn, the global rule of law is at stake.
The deepening human rights crisis caused by the rebel advance in Eastern Congo sparks an emergency meeting at the un.
The leaders of European parties, inspired by Donald Trump's MAGA movement,
gather in Spain under the banner to make Europe Great Again.
Also in this podcast,
the UN's head of emergency Relief gives us an eyewitness account of the grim reality of life in Gaza.
Language lessons for humpback whales.
And we go inside the city built on scams in Myanmar where the criminals don't normally welcome journalists.
We've been taken all around this little enclave by Yatai's people and shown comfortable looking housing complexes,
giant shiny casinos.
What we've not been able to see is what really goes on behind these wall.
A move that undermines the entire global criminal justice system.
That's the criticism levelled at President Trump's latest thunderbolt by the head of the European Council,
Antonio Costa.
He was referring to Mr.
Trump's executive order issuing sanctions against the International Criminal Court for allegedly abusing its powers.