New ways of judicial cooperation for the Ukrainian crisis and the "win" of the International Criminal Court in the war against impunity

Abstract: This paper aims to highlight another starting point for the Ukrainian crisis, i.e. the relationship of the International Criminal Court with Eurojust. It is a very difficult job whose purpose is to collect evidence to punish international crimes. Crime of aggression, crimes against humanity, crimes against war, genocide are topics that the Ukrainian crisis as a humanitarian crisis has brought to our table once again. The international community must decide the path to follow and above all to show trust in international criminal justice that is not afraid of forms of Nazism where human life loses its substance and politics becomes the point of winners. Winning trials, cooperation and non-competitive collaboration are starting points for analysis and a general euphoria that writes the history of international criminal law against impunity.