The International Criminal Court (ICC) has strongly criticized US sanctions against its staff. This comes after the ICC issued arrest warrants for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and a Hamas commander. The US claims the ICC is acting without legal authority. However, the ICC insists it will continue its work despite pressure from the US. “We are committed to justice,” the court stated. “We will not stop helping victims of war crimes.” The ICC, a global court handling cases of war crimes, genocide, and crimes against humanity, is supported by over 120 countries. Though the US and Israel are not…
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British security officials are pressuring Apple to create a ‘back door’ that would grant them access to all iCloud data. According to a report by The Washington Post, the UK Home Office has issued a technical capability notice, formally demanding this level of access. Apple, known for its strong stance on user privacy, now faces a difficult choice. Rather than compromising its security policies, the company may opt to withdraw encrypted cloud storage services from the UK entirely. Such a move could have significant consequences for UK-based users who rely on Apple’s advanced security features. This demand is part of…