Macron and Meloni clash over killing of French far-right activist in Lyon
Al Jazeera
A war of words has erupted between the French president and Italian prime minister over the murder of Quentin Deranque.
French President Emmanuel Macron has clashed with Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni over the killing of a French far-right activist who was beaten to death by hard-left activists in Lyon.
Meloni, a conservative, said on social media on Wednesday that the killing “by groups linked to left-wing extremism … is a wound for all of Europe”. Macron responded angrily on Thursday as he spoke with reporters on a trip to India, saying that everyone should “stay in their own lane”.
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