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Kimberly Prost.
Canadian judge
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Rubio declared the ICC an instrument for lawfare, leading to the de-banking of ICC judge Kimberly Prost and subsequent service provider actions involving Google and Mastercard.Some support1 report
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ICC judge Kimberly Prost is accused of being influenced by US political pressure and wants to dismantle the court's operations.Well supported10 reports
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Around Kimberly Prost this week
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Donald Trump StructuralNPR investigated a detention plan implemented by the Trump administration, involving DHS policy officials.Moves Kimberly Prost
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Marco Rubio TransactionalMarco Rubio advocated for US strategy to limit competitor influence in the hemisphere, amid geopolitical competition involving China and Venezuela.Moves Kimberly Prost
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International Criminal Court StructuralJuan Manuel Santos delivered a keynote address in Cape Town, warning that the International Criminal Court is facing direct attacks and intimidation.Moves Kimberly Prost
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Google TransactionalHyperscalers are driving high capital expenditure demand, alongside discussions regarding potential tighter AI regulations.Moves Kimberly Prost
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Donald Trump Structural
The Trump administration formally sanctioned Kimberly Prost.
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Marco Rubio Transactional
Rubio's political declarations and associated U.S. policy actions led to sanctions and de-banking of the ICC judge Prost.
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International Criminal Court Structural
Kimberly Prost serves as a judge and member of the International Criminal Court.
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Google Transactional
Kimberly Prost's accounts with Google were closed as of September 24, 2026.