The European Union has provided EUR 13 million to the International Criminal Court over the past two years.

Omissions

• The only source explicitly carrying the EUR 13 million figure relays the HR/VP's own statement rather than an independently published budget figure, so the claim is essentially a restatement of the speaker's words.
• A separate report on the same plenary debate (Demócrata) states that the EU has contributed EUR 30 million to the ICC over the last two years; this may reflect a broader scope (EU institutions plus member states) but the discrepancy could not be reconciled without a primary budget document.
• No primary European Commission/EEAS funding decision, budget line or annual report specifying the EUR 13 million was found in the available search results.
• The claim does not specify the exact reference period, the instrument (e.g. NDICI, IcSP, EU budget) or whether the amount covers only EU institutions or also member-state contributions.

Sources

• SecondaryInformat.roAccording to Kallas, the EU provided the Court with €13 million over the past two years for victims, investigations, and communication.
• SecondaryDemócrataThe head of European diplomacy also recalled that the EU has contributed 30 million euros to the ICC in the last two years to finance ...