Israel faces mounting pressure over its genocide on Gaza as ICC and ICJ cases test whether international law can deliver accountability. An ICC arrest warrant for Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu remains unexecuted as Palestinians demand justice. Al Jazeera’s @stepvaessen reports.

Protesters gathered outside a Dutch distribution centre handling Israeli settlement goods, as a trade ban faces a legal challenge ahead of its September 22 start. Al Jazeera’s @stepvaessen reports from Nijkerk.

The Rhine River, one of the world’s busiest inland waterways, has reached record-low levels due to Europe’s heatwaves and reduced Alpine water flow. The decline is disrupting cargo ships and threatening major goods transport routes. Al Jazeera’s @stepvaessen reports.

Hungary heads to a pivotal election, with more than 8 million voters deciding whether to keep Viktor Orban in power or usher in change after 16 years, amid concerns over electoral fairness, redistricting, and allegations of vote buying that critics say could favour the ruling party. Al Jazeera's @stepvaessen reports from Budapest.

Canadian ICC Judge Kimberly Prost has told Al Jazeera's @stepvaessen that US sanctions have had a ‘crippling effect’ on her life. She’s one of nine officials sanctioned by the US for trying to prosecute American and Israeli nationals.