Qatar has met with the president of the International Criminal Court as it seeks legal action against Israel over its unprecedented strike on its territory last week, an official said on Thursday. The emirate's chief negotiator, Mohammed al-Khulaifi, met in The Hague on Wednesday with the president»»»

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Qatar, as an observer state at the International Criminal Court, cannot itself refer cases to the court. (AP pic) DOHA: Qatar has met with the president of the International Criminal Court as it seeks legal action against Israel over its unprecedented strike on its territory last week, an official »»»

DOHA: Qatar has met with the president of the International Criminal Court as it seeks legal action against Israel over its unprecedented strike on its territory last week, an official said on Thursday. The emirate’s chief negotiator, Mohammed Al-Khulaifi, met in The Hague on Wednesday with the pre»»»

Qatar meets ICC head as it mulls legal action against Israel Qatar has met with the president of the International Criminal Court as it seeks legal action against Israel over its unprecedented strike on its territory last week, an official said on Thursday. Qatar meets ICC head as it mulls legal ac»»»