Venezuela says it will withdraw from the International Criminal Court, citing what it describes as bias in the tribunal’s actions. The announcement comes from Venezuela’s foreign minister, who said the country views the ICC as unfair and therefore will take steps to leave the court. Both outlets report that the decision is framed around concerns that the ICC is not acting impartially, rather than citing a specific case or timeline. The reports do not provide details on when the withdrawal would take effect or the formal process Venezuela will follow. The ICC is an international judicial body created to prosecute individuals for war crimes, crimes against humanity, genocide, and the crime of aggression. Venezuela’s statement signals a broader dispute about the ICC’s perceived conduct, but the available information remains limited to the justification of “bias” as presented by Venezuelan officials. The reports do not mention any response from the ICC or other states regarding Venezuela’s plan.