Germany has filed a case against Italy in the United Nations' top court, claiming that Rome continues to allow victims of Nazi war crimes to seek compensation from Germany, despite a previous finding that such claims were illegal under international law. Despite the ICJ's 2012 ruling that this violated Berlin's right to immunity under international law, Germany's application to the International Court of Justice, which was published late Friday on the court's website, claims that Italy continues to allow compensation claims to be brought in domestic courts. According to Berlin, more than 25 additional compensation claims for damages originating from...