France and Equatorial Guinea are set to face the International Court of Justice (ICJ) on Tuesday in a dispute over a luxury mansion in Paris that was confiscated by French authorities. Equatorial Guinea has urged the United Nations to block the sale of the property, accusing France of "neo-colonial" behavior in the ongoing legal battle. The mansion is located on one of Paris's most prestigious avenues, and the case represents a continuation of a long-running conflict between the two countries over the ownership and disposition of the seized estate.