Nobel Peace Prize for Navi Pillay: the South African jurist is honoured as Washington sanctions the ICC hours later
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South KoreaSeoul is particularly mindful of the clash of schedules: a Nobel Prize awarded to a judge of international justice, followed by American sanctions against the ICC just hours later.
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PeruLima recalls Navi Pillay's Nobel Peace Prize particularly for her confrontation with Donald Trump: the Peruvian press highlights the irony of the laureate, the memory of María Corina Machado's gesture and the message from the Oslo committee regarding judges now sanctioned.
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of the rebuff
the narrative opens with an interpretation of the award as a snub to Washington, before detailing the laureate's background.
Repeating an American phrase
the text quotes Washington's statement on the Court without presenting the ICC's response.
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Perucentered on Trump
the joke about sharing the prize with the American president occupies the title and opening of two out of three articles.