M. Caslini (2026), The Supreme International Crime: On Power and Inequalities in Light of the Special Tribunal for Aggression Against Ukraine
Addressing the limited criminological scholarship on the crime of aggression, Martina Caslini’s article, “The Supreme International Crime: On Power and Inequalities in Light of the Special Tribunal for Aggression Against Ukraine” (International Criminal Law Review, 2026), explores its place within political and state crime studies, the structural inequalities underpinning impunity, and the potential of a victim-centred approach informed by the transitional justice paradigm to challenge them.
The ICC Pre-Trial Chamber Refers Italy to the Assembly of States Parties for Failure to Cooperate in the Almasri Case
In the article “The ICC Pre-Trial Chamber Refers Italy to the Assembly of States Parties for Failure to Cooperate in the Almasri Case,” published in Sistema Penale, Chantal Meloni reviews the decision of 26 January 2026 by Pre-Trial Chamber I of the International Criminal Court, which referred Italy to the Assembly of States Parties for failure to cooperate in the case of Osama Almasri Njeem.
Student Flashmob at the University of Padua: “No Impunity for Netanyahu, States Must Uphold International Law”
Students from the University of Padua and Amnesty International protested against the inaction of some EU states in executing the ICC arrest warrant for Netanyahu, reaffirming the obligation to uphold international law.