Nicaragua told the International Court of Justice that German arms exports to Israel violate international law. [1] Reuters filed Tuesday's sitting. [1] Oral argument is not a ruling. Preliminary objections are still the docket. Print the argument. Do not print a judgment.

Hearings continue this week. Leave a named order to the edition that owns a named order. Germany's Monday bid to throw the case out is not a Tuesday win. Print pressed. Print not decided.

Print the sitting. Tuesday is not an ICJ ruling. Argüello Gómez at the lectern is argument, not a judgment. Leave a named order to the edition that owns one. Print pressed as the named Tuesday hold. Hearings through Thursday are still hearings. Print argument, not a merits order.

ICJ hearings run for days by design; Tuesday's lectern is one of several. Germany's dismissal bid gets its own hearing. Judgments come months later, at the earliest.

Designed days run long; Tuesday's runs. Running continues through Thursday. Judgments wait months.

Months-waiting judgments wait; Tuesday's lectern runs. Hearings continue through Thursday. Merits orders wait.

Germany's dismissal bid gets its own hearing. Tuesday's lectern is one of several. Judgments come months later, at the earliest.

Pressed at The Hague is not decided at The Hague. Oral argument filled Tuesday's sitting without a judgment. Preliminary objections remain the live docket. A ruling would need an order this page does not have.
Preliminary objections remain the live docket. Tuesday's sitting filled without a judgment. A ruling would need an order later, at the earliest.

Preliminary objections remain the live docket. Tuesday's sitting filled without a judgment. Tuesday's ICJ sitting filled without a judgment.

-- ANNA WEBER, Berlin