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Documents released by the Trump administration have led to resignations and legal threats worldwide due to associations with Jeffrey Epstein. Prominent figures in France, Norway, and Slovakia have been affected, along with scrutiny in India and Israel.
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A Norwegian diplomat who played a role in the secret talks that yielded the Oslo Accords between Israel and the Palestinians. A well-connected Slovak former minister who served as president of the United Nations General Assembly.Three prominent officials, tripped up by their associations with Jeffrey Epstein \u2014 and they are far from the only ones.Mr. Epstein, the financier and convicted sexual offender, collected friends and associates in an astonishing array of places. Now, several of them are being brought down by the unsavory details of their relationships \u2014 some after Mr. Epstein was convicted in 2008 \u2014 which were revealed in nearly three million pages of documents released by the Justice Department in the United States.Jack Lang, who once served as France\u2019s culture minister, announced on Saturday he would resign as head of the Arab World Institute, a prestigious cultural institution in Paris, after French authorities said they were investigating reports that he and his family had financial links to Mr. Epstein.Mona Juul, who had been Norway\u2019s ambassador to Jordan and Iraq, quit after disclosures of financial dealings between her and her husband, and Mr. Epstein. Miroslav Lajcak, the national security adviser to Slovakia\u2019s prime minister, Robert Fico, stepped down following the release of emails between him and Mr. Epstein, in which the two men appeared to banter about young women.\u201cClearly, he had a very extensive system,\u201d President Emmanuel Macron of France said this week, referring to Mr. Epstein\u2019s vast network of contacts. \u201cThis also fuels a lot of conspiracy theories and everything else.\u201dImageA screen grab from a video released by the U.S. Justice Department, showing Jack Lang, a French former culture minister, and Mr. Epstein at the Louvre in Paris.Credit...via Department of JusticeThe friendship between Mr. Epstein and Peter Mandelson, a former British ambassador to Washington, has kicked up such a firestorm that it initially threatened to sink Britain\u2019s prime minister, Keir Starmer, who appointed him.Prominent figures have been name-checked in several other countries, costing them their jobs, their reputations and even the threat of legal charges. As with the leaking of offshore bank account holders in the Panama Papers affair, the case of Epstein has laid bare privileged political and social circles from Scandinavia to South Asia.So many prominent names have surfaced, in fact, that major world figures have felt pressure to disavow links to him. After social media reports that Mr. Epstein met the Dalai Lama, a statement issued on Sunday on behalf of the exiled Tibetan spiritual leader said he had never met Mr. Epstein nor authorized anyone to meet him.India\u2019s foreign ministry dismissed an email from Mr. Epstein, in which he appeared to take credit for the ingratiating approach of Prime Minister Narendra Modi during a landmark state visit to Israel in 2017. Mr. Epstein\u2019s claims, the statement said, were \u201clittle more than trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal, which deserve to be dismissed with the utmost contempt.\u201dBut the opposition Congress Party seized on the reference to suggest that Mr. Modi was vulnerable to manipulation by foreign \u201cmonsters.\u201d A senior party official, K.C. Venugopal, urged the prime minister on social media to \u201cpersonally come clean on these disturbing disclosures.\u201dImageSupporters of India\u2019s political opposition called for the resignation of Prime Minister Narendra Modi after his name surfaced in the Epstein files.Credit...Anushree Fadnavis\/ReutersPolitical score settling has played a part in the reaction in other countries. In Israel, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu played up disclosures of emails between Mr. Epstein and Ehud Barak, a former prime minister who has been a vocal critic of Mr. Netanyahu.\u201cJeffrey Epstein\u2019s unusual close relationship with Ehud Barak doesn\u2019t suggest Epstein worked for Israel. It proves the opposite,\u201d Mr. Netanyahu posted on social media on Feb. 6. \u201cStuck on his election loss from over two decades ago,\u201d he wrote, \u201cBarak has for years obsessively attempted to undermine Israeli democracy.\u201dSpeaking in December, Mr. Barak confirmed he attended lunches and dinners at Mr. Epstein\u2019s Manhattan townhouse, but said he did not witness or take part in any sexual abuse. \u201cI now deeply regret having any association with him,\u201d he said.In Slovakia, Prime Minister Fico portrayed the furor over Mr. Lajcak as an attack on him, saying his adviser\u2019s resignation would deprive the country of \u201can incredible source of experience in diplomacy.\u201d Mr. Lajcak told the Slovak Press Agency, \u201cI was never offered sexual services, I never participated in any, I never witnessed any, and I never had any information about them.\u201dImageThis undated image released by Democratic lawmakers in the United States shows Mr. Epstein with Miroslav Lajcak, who has resigned as the national security adviser to Slovakia\u2019s prime minister, Robert Fico.Credit...House Oversight DemocratsCommentators in Slovakia said those denials stretched credulity, given the locker-room tone of the emails between him and Mr. Epstein (in one, Mr. Lajcak told him that when it came to young women, \u201csharing is caring.\u201d) There was no response to a text message, seeking comment, sent to a number that belonged to Mr. Lajcak.In Norway, the police have begun investigating Ms. Juul and her husband, Terje Rod-Larsen, after media reports that the couple had been left $10 million in Mr. Epstein\u2019s will. Norway\u2019s foreign minister, Espen Barth Eide, said Ms. Juul had \u201cshown a serious failure of judgment.\u201d Her lawyer said in a statement that she \u201cdoes not recognize the accusations made against her.\u201dFew countries have been as shadowed by the disclosures as Norway. A former prime minister, Thorbjorn Jagland; the crown princess, Mette-Marit; and Borge Brende, an ex-foreign minister who now runs the World Economic Forum, are all under scrutiny for their links. Norway\u2019s Parliament on Tuesday set up an independent commission to investigate those ties.Kare R. Aas, who served as Norway\u2019s ambassador to Israel, Afghanistan and the United States, said the disclosures had left diplomats in \u201csadness and anxiety.\u201d He said he expected Ms. Juul and her husband to face a reckoning in the courts.\u201cNo mercy in Norway on corruption, and Norwegians in higher positions such as politicians and ambassadors are no exception,\u201d Mr. Aas said.ImageMona Juul, a Norwegian ambassador who resigned after her association with Mr. Epstein became public, during a United Nations Security Council meeting in 2022.Credit...Andrew Kelly\/ReutersIn France, Jack Lang\u2019s case will be a conspicuous test of the price of having dealt with Mr. Epstein. In a prolific career, Mr. Lang is credited with creating popular cultural events and architectural landmarks. Now 86 and retired from politics, he has remained a respected figure in France through the Arab World Institute, which he has led since 2013 and which promotes Arab culture and values.Mr. Lang is more a figure of folklore than someone who carries political weight, said Christine Ockrent, a Paris-based broadcaster. Still, she said, he \u201crepresents French culture, and Epstein probably thought he would get access to that through him.\u201dMr. Lang\u2019s name came up more than 600 times in the documents, with emails chronicling lunches, dinners, and business deals, dating back to 2012, when Mr. Lang said he and Mr. Epstein were introduced by a mutual friend, the filmmaker Woody Allen.Mr. Epstein jointly owned an offshore fund with Mr. Lang\u2019s daughter, Caroline, that Ms. Lang said Mr. Epstein set up to support up-and-coming artists, according to a French investigative website, Mediapart. Mr. Epstein also left Caroline, a film producer, $5 million in his will, according to Mediapart.France\u2019s National Financial Prosecutor\u2019s Office said it had opened a preliminary investigation of Mr. Lang and his daughter for \u201claundering of tax fraud proceeds.\u201d Posting on social media, a defiant Mr. Lang said, \u201cThe accusations against me are unfounded, and I will prove this, despite the noise and fury of the media and digital courts.\u201dReporting was contributed by Ana Castelain in Paris, Sara Cincurova in Bratislava, Slovakia, Suhasini Raj in New Delhi and Anatol Magdziarz in Warsaw.Mark Landler is the Paris bureau chief of The Times, covering France, as well as American foreign policy in Europe and the Middle East. 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Mona Juul quit after disclosures of financial dealings between her and her husband, and Mr. Epstein.0.950๐ค The author ๐ News Article ๐ท๏ธ Politics , Finance ๐ a11649e5-3216-4d73-8e01-404debf1c4d3Simplified: Mona Juul quit after disclosures of financial dealings between her husband and Mr Epstein
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Simplified: Mr Epstein collected friends and associates in an astonishing array of places
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Simplified: Epsteinโs claims were little more than trashy ruminations by a convicted criminal
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Simplified: Prime Minister Fico portrayed the furor over Mr Lajcak as an attack on him
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Simplified: Mr Lajcak said I was never offered sexual services I never participated in any I never witnessed any and I never had any information about them
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Simplified: Espen Barth Eide said Ms Juul showed a serious failure of judgment.
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Her lawyer said in a statement that she โdoes not recognize the accusations made against her.โ0.950Simplified: Ms Juul's lawyer said she does not recognize the accusations made against her.
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Simplified: Other Norwegians are facing new scrutiny including Crown Princess Mette-Marit Borge Brende and Mona Juul
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Simplified: Norwayโs Parliament set up an independent commission to investigate those ties.
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Simplified: Kare R Aas said the disclosures left diplomats in sadness and anxiety.
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Simplified: Kare R Aas expected Ms Juul and her husband to face a reckoning in the courts.
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Simplified: There is no mercy in Norway on corruption.
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Simplified: Jack Langโs case will be a test of the price of having dealt with Mr Epstein in France.
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Simplified: Mr Langโs name came up more than 600 times in the documents.
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Simplified: Mr Epstein jointly owned an offshore fund with Mr Langโs daughter Caroline.
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Simplified: Franceโs National Financial Prosecutorโs Office opened a preliminary investigation of Mr Lang and his daughter for laundering of tax fraud proceeds.
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Simplified: Mr Lang said the accusations against him are unfounded.