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Afghanistan: ICC more than ever at a standstill

Afghanistan: ICC more than ever at a standstill

With takeover of the Taliban in Afghanistan, the nearly impossible International Criminal Court investigation into war crimes has taken another blow. What are the options for the new prosecutor Karim Khan in this case where it is hard to see the way forward?

By Stephanie van den Berg, our correspondent in The Hague

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