New Mexico has approved a truth commission to investigate abuse at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. This is the first state-level truth commission related to Epstein, signaling growing institutional accountability.

OCCRP reveals Epstein arranged employment for a Russian woman at the International Peace Institute (IPI), a UN-affiliated think tank. He coordinated with IPI president Terje Rød-Larsen (Norwegian ex-diplomat) and subsidized her salary. Rød-Larsen resigned from IPI in 2020 over Epstein dealings, including accepting a personal loan.

Francisco D'Agostino (Venezuelan-Spanish dual citizen, currently wanted in Venezuela for money laundering) visited Epstein's island and advised him on $4.5M+ in PDVSA oil bonds. D'Agostino proposed introducing Epstein to Venezuelan political/economic elite including PDVSA advisers.

Epstein assisted Karim Wade (son of Senegalese President Abdoulaye Wade) with lobbying after his 2015 corruption conviction. Feliho, Wade's aide, requested $100K for US/UN lobbying. Epstein introduced Wade to his global finance network.

Hillary Clinton has accused the Trump Justice Department of conducting a cover-up regarding the Epstein files, suggesting selective release or suppression of documents.

Epstein accomplice Ghislaine Maxwell is making a clemency pitch, attempting to talk her way out of prison. The outcome could affect EU-connected cases if she provides testimony about European figures.

Six companies linked to Sarah Ferguson (ex-wife of Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor) are being closed after Epstein messages came to light showing contact after his conviction.

EU lawmakers have requested a probe into TikTok over alleged censorship of Epstein-related content. TikTok claimed users experienced "technical issues." This intersects with both the Epstein investigation and the DSA/censorship FocusPoint.

UN human rights experts have stated that the Epstein files suggest acts that may amount to crimes against humanity. This unprecedented statement from UN officials elevates the Epstein scandal to international law territory and increases pressure on all implicated individuals worldwide.

French prosecutors have announced the creation of a special team to review the recently released Epstein files. The team will analyze evidence that could implicate French nationals and re-examine the case of Jean-Luc Brunel, the French modeling agent who died in prison in 2022.

US lawmakers have asked Peter Mandelson, former EU Trade Commissioner and UK cabinet minister, to testify to Congress over his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein. Mandelson is currently UK Ambassador to the United States.

UK Director of Public Prosecutions stated "nobody above law" amid claims against former Prince Andrew. Police have set up a national group to deal with UK-related Epstein allegations. Andrew aide allegedly advised Epstein to omit conviction on China visa form.

Epstein files shed light on Steve Bannon's efforts to influence European politics, revealing connections between Epstein's network and far-right political movements in Europe.

The French special team will re-examine the case of Jean-Luc Brunel, French modeling agent and Epstein associate who was found dead in his Paris prison cell in February 2022. Brunel was awaiting trial on charges of rape of minors and sexual harassment.

The boss of P&O Ferries owner DP World has left the company over Jeffrey Epstein links revealed in released files. DP World operates major European port facilities.

Former French Culture Minister Jack Lang (86) and daughter Caroline under investigation by French financial prosecutors for suspected aggravated money laundering of tax fraud proceeds. Lang resigned as president of Arab World Institute. Caroline resigned from France's Independent Production Union and co-founded offshore company Pyrtanee LLC with Epstein in 2016. Files show Lang maintained contact through 2017, requested use of Epstein's car and plane.

Four Norwegian figures under investigation: (1) Thorbjorn Jagland, ex-PM and Council of Europe SG, suspected of aggravated corruption - receiving gifts, travel, loans - Norway requesting immunity revocation; (2) Borge Brende, WEF CEO, under WEF investigation for three dinners with Epstein 2018-2019; (3) Ambassador Mona Juul suspended, she and husband Terje Roed-Larsen under corruption investigation - visited Epstein's island, their children named in Epstein's will for $5M each; (4) Crown Princess Mette-Marit admits "poor judgment" after emails calling Epstein "sweetheart" in 2012 despite knowing his past.

Slovak National Security Adviser and former Foreign Minister resigned after files showed email exchanges with Epstein about young women. Messages include "Moscow has oil and girls" and "I would take the 'MI' girl" with Epstein responding "You can have them both... And their sisters."

Files reveal Steve Bannon briefed Epstein on meetings with EU far-right parties and sought funding. March 2019 message states he is "focused on raising money for Le Pen and Salvini so they can actually run full slates." Discussed AfD promotion and denigrating Merkel. Italian and French opposition parties calling for inquiries.

Head of Edmond de Rothschild Group (Geneva-based) agreed to several meetings with Epstein in New York and Paris before his 2019 arrest. Bank claims she had no knowledge of his previous conduct.

New Mexico has approved a truth commission to investigate abuse at Jeffrey Epstein's Zorro Ranch. This is the first state-level truth commission related to Epstein, signaling growing institutional accountability.

UN human rights experts have stated that the Epstein files suggest acts that may amount to crimes against humanity. This unprecedented statement from UN officials elevates the Epstein scandal to international law territory and increases pressure on all implicated individuals worldwide.