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FINANCIAL TIMES A2 TERRORISM & SANCTIONS MEDIUM RISK Published 25 Sep 2026 at 11:17 UTC, affecting US, NL

FT: ICC is insulated against US sanctions, says deputy prosecutor

The International Criminal Court has updated its systems to protect against possible new US sanctions, according to its deputy prosecutor. The measures follow previous actions by the Trump administration targeting the tribunal.

Prepared automatically by complead Research from Financial Times, published 25 Sep 2026.

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The International Criminal Court has updated its systems to protect against possible new US sanctions, according to its deputy prosecutor. The measures follow previous actions by the Trump administration targeting the tribunal.

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STATUS NAME ISO PROGRAM IDENTIFIER
International Criminal Court
Organization, regulator NL US sanctions against ICC —
Trump administration
Organization, government
Screen this name US US sanctions against ICC —

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FROM THE NOTICE Tribunal has overhauled systems to withstand potential new measures from Trump administration Financial Times, 25 Sep 2026, 11:17 UTC, ft.com

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