International Criminal Court's members to vote on firing prosecutor Khan over alleged misconduct

The International Criminal Court's member states are set to vote on whether to dismiss chief prosecutor Karim Khan over allegations of sexual misconduct, a decision that could severely impact the court's reputation. Khan denies any wrongdoing, and this vote comes amid heightened US criticism, which has recently intensified with Washington launching a renewed diplomatic effort to undermine the ICC. The outcome could have broader implications for international justice and the ICC's ability to operate effectively, especially given the US's escalating stance against the tribunal.