"Macron responded angrily on Thursday as he spoke with reporters on a trip to India, saying that everyone should stay in their own lane. I'm always struck by how people who are nationalists, who don't want to be bothered in their own country, are always the first ones to comment on what's happening in other countries, he said. Asked if his remarks referred to Meloni, Macron replied: You got that right."
"Deranque, 23, died after being beaten during a far-right protest in Lyon on February 12. Seven people, including an assistant to a member of parliament from the far-left France Unbowed (LFI), will face murder charges in the case, a prosecutor said on Thursday. They were among 11 arrested earlier in the week. Lyon prosecutor Thierry Dran said Jacques-Elie Favrot, an assistant to LFI lawmaker Raphael Arnault, faces charges of complicity through instigation and was put in pre-trial detention."
French and Italian leaders exchanged sharp public remarks after Quentin Deranque, 23, was beaten to death during a far-right protest in Lyon on February 12. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni described the killing by groups linked to left-wing extremism as a wound for Europe. President Emmanuel Macron rebuked intervention from foreign nationalists and told reporters that everyone should stay in their own lane, directly signaling Meloni. Meloni said Macron misinterpreted her comments and apologized that he experienced them as interference. Seven people will face murder charges, including an assistant to a far-left lawmaker, and 11 arrests were reported.
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