A day of world news mixed criminal intrigue, historic accountability and political unease. In Spain, the death of Mango founder Isak Andic has taken a dramatic turn, with police arresting — and later granting bail to — his son Jonathan nearly two years after the businessman’s fatal fall during a hike near Barcelona, as investigators shift from an accident theory to a homicide inquiry. In Britain, Surrey Police have opened investigations into two historic child sex abuse allegations linked to newly released Epstein-related files, examining claims dating back to the 1980s and 1990s, though no arrests have yet been made. In India, political tensions sharpened ahead of a Falta re-poll after TMC candidate Jahangir Khan abruptly withdrew following allegations of intimidation and earlier claims of electoral malpractice. Meanwhile, Indian consumers face renewed pressure as petrol and diesel prices rose again, reflecting global crude volatility and wider regional strain.