Peter Mandelson declines to apologise for association with Jeffrey Epstein

Mandelson's refusal to apologise directly to Epstein's victims raises questions about accountability and the responsibilities of public figures in their associations. His expression of regret for the systemic failures rather than personal culpability suggests a broader issue within political and social structures that often prioritize relationships over ethical considerations. This incident highlights the ongoing discourse about how society addresses the legacies of powerful individuals and the implications for their associates.