• DevelopingMagnitude 7 earthquake reported in China; GDACS estimates 10,000 in MMI VII+ area — 2 sources
  • New storyCrash on Dixie Highway in Crestview Hills closes I-275 exit ramp
  • DevelopingNWS warns of severe thunderstorm with 60 mph gusts, large hail in parts of Arizona — 3 sources
  • DevelopingNWS warns of severe thunderstorm with 60 mph gusts, large hail in parts of Arizona — 2 sources
  • DevelopingMagnitude 7 earthquake reported in China; GDACS estimates 10,000 in MMI VII+ area — 1 source
  • New storyNWS warns of severe thunderstorm with 60 mph gusts, large hail in parts of Arizona
  • RenderingHurricane Utah flooding forces Gould Wash and WillowWind evacuations
  • New storyOne dead after crash into tree on Carl Baker Road in Starr, coroner says
  • New storyNWS warns of flash flooding in Fresno area through 6:15 p.m. PDT
  • New storyNWS warns of severe thunderstorm near Solomon with 60 mph gusts and quarter-size hail

Continuing story · 1 report

Chad’s withdrawal from the ICC

First aired Latest aired

Gone quiet since

Where it stands

Chad notified the United Nations on July 28 of its intent to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, citing alleged systemic bias against African nations. The report says Article 127 sets a one-year waiting period before withdrawal takes effect; whether Chad reverses or otherwise halts the process remains open.

Explore with HeyDex

Story trackerDay 1

1 report11 outlets11 sources1 video

  • No dated events yet
    1. Update 1Chad Tells the ICC It Is Leaving, Citing Anti-Africa Bias

    The story so far

    1. Update 1

      Chad Tells the ICC It Is Leaving, Citing Anti-Africa Bias

      Chad says the ICC is ineffective and focused on Africa, and Washington is cheering the exit.

      Still open after this report

      • No verbatim Chadian statement beyond the quoted phrase is available in these sources.
      • No withdrawal timeline, cooperation cutoff, or effective date is stated in these excerpts.

    History

    1. Opened1 report

    Who's involved

    People

    • Mahamat Débymilitary leader of Chad since 20211 report
    • Mame Mandiaye NiangSenegalese lawyer and prosecutor (born 1960)1 report

    Places

    • ChadChad1 report
    • International Criminal CourtOude Waalsdorperweg 10, 2597 AK Den Haag, Netherlands1 report
    • N'DjamenaN'Djamena, Chad1 report
    • SudanSudan1 report
    • United StatesUnited States1 report

    Every outlet we read on this story

    11 sources11 outlets1 video