Summary
French President Emmanuel Macron and Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni have disagreed over the death of a French far-right activist in Lyon. The activist was killed, and seven people are facing murder charges. Macron and Meloni exchanged remarks over the matter, showing ongoing tensions between their governments.
Key Facts
- A French far-right activist was killed in Lyon by people linked to left-wing extremism.
- Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni called it a wound for Europe.
- French President Emmanuel Macron criticized Meloni's comments, saying she should not interfere.
- Seven people, including a politician’s assistant, are facing murder charges related to the incident.
- The event has increased tensions between France's far-right and far-left groups.
- Macron and Meloni have had previous disagreements over European policy and international issues.
- Macron referred to past tensions with Italy regarding former Red Brigades members given political asylum in France.
