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- The International Criminal Court will begin the trial of Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte on November 30, 2026.
- He faces three counts alleging at least 76 murders and two attempted murders during his anti-drug campaign.
- Judges ruled he is fit to stand trial despite his lawyers’ claim of cognitive decline, ordering a seating adjustment.
- Prosecutors expect 60-70 witnesses, say the proceedings could last several years, and note a possible life sentence if convicted.
