India Icj Election

ICJ verdict ignored? Why Kulbhushan Jadhav still can't appeal in Pakistan

Kulbhushan Jadhav, an Indian national in a Pakistani jail on espionage charges, was denied the right to appeal despite a 2019 ICJ ruling, which only focused on consular access, not his appeal rights

ICJ elections: India accidental catalyst for UN rebellion

India's role in the rebellion was not one that New Delhi had sought, but was thrust on it by fortuitous circumstances that also saved face for India, which initially lost the Asian seat

Bhandari elected to ICJ: Let's not demonise UK, India wants to be elite too

Nationalist chest-thumping is for lightweights and losers - India is neither

Meet India's Dalveer Bhandari, the justice who has been re-elected to ICJ

He is so unassuming that it is reported that he has not removed the name plate in his ancestral home in Jodhpur that reads, 'Judge, Supreme Court'

India's Dalveer Bhandari wins ICJ election: What it means, why it matters

One British paper described the UK's decision to withdraw as 'a humiliating blow to British international prestige', adding that the move reflected the country's acceptance of a 'diminished status'

Dalveer Bhandari elected to ICJ: Modi, Shah hail Swaraj for diplomatic win

Dalveer Bhandari re-election is a proud moment for us: Modi

India's Dalveer Bhandari wins second term at ICJ after UK pulls out of race

The permanent members of the Security Council -- the US, Russia, France, and China -- were understood to have been throwing their weight behind Britain's Christopher Greenwood

'UNSC permanent members wary of India's nominee winning ICJ seat'

The prospect of India winning against a P5 member through democratic means is something that this elite club of veto-wielding countries - Britain, China, France, Russia and the US - are unnerved with