Claudio Borghi A. wrote that, in his opinion, Parliament was often little involved in foreign policy issues, although he acknowledged that rapid changes could make its role appear slow. He argued that the International Criminal Court should not exist and expressed his opposition to any support for what he termed an undemocratic and supranational structure. He added that if Parliament was not consulted before positions were taken, its influence became null and decisions could then be made as deemed appropriate. #Politica #Parlamento #CortePenaleInternazionale (translated)