Niger becomes the third country to leave the International Criminal Court

Niger has exited the International Criminal Court, marking the third nation to do so after Gambia and Burundi. The country's decision follows accusations that the ICC is biased in its prosecutions. This move underscores growing skepticism about the court's impartiality, potentially impacting international efforts to hold war criminals accountable. Niger's departure may influence other nations to reconsider their support for the ICC, highlighting a broader challenge to the court's authority and legitimacy.